Why REITS are Bad Investment (Real Estate Investment Trust)

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[monicafbond]

REITs are the best way to invest as you earn money in real estate without having to own property. By law, REITs have to pay shareholders 90% of their earnings as dividends.

[SENFU-yy]

He didn't say anything at all. He just said don't do it without giving a reason. LOL

[StockyDude]

If you don’t have $200, 000 to use as a down payment for real estate or the time needed to look for good properties, then investing in REITs is a good way to diversify your portfolio by indirectly investing in real estate. When you get rich, then you can invest in actual estate properties.

[JoshuaAbcede]

This guy tell us not to invest but give as an explanation of a kid what a shame

[PRU]

for those critics, please name at least 2 reits that did NOT cut dividend in the past years or at least 2 that share price increased in the past 5 years

[mandingo]

That is honestly dumb. You have Dividen investors and retires who use REITs as a monthly income. Why wouldn’t you invest in this. Just stupid

[elir.torres]

Grant Cardone dows not own a REIT index fund you have to have a Security and Exchange license and go through a huge legal regulatory approval and monitoring process then you have to be approved to mimic the market. This is why you only have the big dogs do this Fidelity, Vanguard.

[truant]

Okay, just make it so that real estate is easy. I'll take my time and dividend returns over spending a bunch of time for a 12 percent yearly return (if you're lucky)

[MrDelco]

Ok bro give me the cash to go buy some real estate

[passiveincomeac]

I love my multifamily properties. Great passive income.

[claypool]

If you don't have the time to manage real estate, it makes sense to pay a reit manager to manage it for you, versus not being able to invest at all in real estate. This is dumb advice, sure investing directly in real estate is a better deal, but that's if you have the time to manage it.

[tonyromano]

Let me guess, you sell courses on how to invest in real estate… ??

[naomijenkins]

Thats a dumb reason, Real estate requires high start up capital, you lose money at the start due to interest and mortgaging and real estate fees and stamp duty. You are also liable to fix anything that goes wrong in the property. It is also much less diversified so you are at risk of suffering from housing crises, during this time there is usually an econoic crisis so tenants may struggle to pay or struggle to keep up with rent raising demand. You are therefore responsible for finding a new tenant. REITs are diversified naturally and receive much higher returns than many other public sectors due to relatively trustworthy dividends, fairly high yeilds as well as high growth. Actually right now REITs are really underpriced so a really good tine to buy. Dont listen to this guy hes probably a day trading peddler whos probably shorting the sector and hoping to convince others to sell and therefore benefit his own interests.

[DTBJOSHHHHHH]

But wonder if you don’t have 10s & thousands of dollars how else am I going to start in real estate?