Buying Real Estate REITS: REITs vs Rental Property

#reits #rentals #rentalproperties #ottawarealestate
Yes you can own real estate for as little as $100 by owning REITs in the stock market. But does REITS track real estate prices and how does this compare with owning real estate. i share my thoughts why Real Estate actually returns a lot more money to you and most importantly, I share strategies of how you can own real estate even when you have only $100 in your 20's!

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[FinancialNirvanaMama]

I personally invest in REITS and rental properties. I like rentals better because of the returns but I love stocks because of liquidity. How about you?
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[jump]

I feel like owning a rental property is just like buying another job. and in Toronto, coming up with a downpayment on a million-dollar home is kinda crazy

[bgates]

I just got into Riocan yesterday. I guess we will see what happens. Taking personal ownership has it's pros and cons. Obviously, paying a middle man to manage everything takes a big bite out of profits, but at the same time, it seems like without a lot of foresight, rental property could be risky. At one point, I thought I had a fool proof idea of investing in residential real estate near university campuses, but it looks like now even that wouldn't have been that great an idea.

[happywanderer]

In BC the Residential Rental Law is so biased to the tenant that few people are willing to risk buying a residential property. Usually it is hard to evict tenants, but right now tenants cannot be evicted at all

[wickedywack]

And if you leverage a self directed RRSP, you can buy the REITs from WITHIN your existing RRSP portfolio while saving for your (RRSP) down payment towards the first property. Nice content Nirvana Mama :)

[williamcheng]

I am involved on both sides. I enjoy investing in REITs and stocks, as I don't have to lift a single finger for reasonable returns at low to moderate risk. While being a landlord requires a lot more work, I do find it to be a good learning experience and I think that investing into a rental property is a good complement to one's overall investment portfolio.

[wakeupnyc]

Good video but I have a question . If something happens to the property like natural disasters, etc, do you have some kind of insurance ?
thanks !

[LavveREAL]

I wish I could have the capital to put a down payment for a house, but as a fresh high school graduate who just started working during covid, for me REITS beat real estate knowing I have the safety of liquidating my investment incase of emergency and more importantly I can't get a loan for a house because I haven't established a good credit score yet.

[alexwong]

Good video. Which reits do you recommend for canadians?

[chrisdsx]

rental properties only seem good if you plan to leverage one to get a bunch. I'm so lazy and dreamed of real passive income for decades. I want true passive income. I do nothing! and get paid lol.

[lhatinyimalama]

i love your videos, but your hand gestures are too distracting, you move them too much and too wide. i cant focus on your content. just it might help your videos.