4 of the BEST REITs To Buy Before Rates Get Cut

In today's video we look at 4 REITs that are not only 4 of the BEST REITs on the market, but they are also trading at cheap valuations.

The Fed is expected to cut rates in 2024, but as we have seen over decades, the stock market tends to move prior to the economy, which means stocks will move in anticipation. Rate cuts will be a pressure release to REITs, as such, now is the time to build your position before these REITs trade higher.

Let me know in the COMMENT SECTION what you think of these 4 REITs and if you own any yourself.

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[Casey-summer]

Real Estate provides cashflow, tax benefits, equity building, competitive risk-adjusted returns, and inflation protection on its own. Whether you invest in physical properties or REITs, real estate may help you diversify your portfolio and reduce volatility. Dividends are what got me into investing in REITs, great way to secure the accumulate wealth, I hold AMT, CCI & PSA. $290k in profits made in 2022.

[arch]

I added ADC and am considering adding MAA.

[Pegaz]

I have PLD, VICI, O and AMT in my portfolio and just adding some more!

[davidwysocki]

Thanks, Mark, for another thoughtful video presentation on these four REITs. All are excellent investment candidates. I currently own O, PLD and VICI, the last of which I find to be the most exciting from a growth perspective. Good stuff!

[Ed-bjeq]

thanks, Fastgraph delivers useful info at a glance

[jackwilson]

I have bought & sold O 4 times. I made money 3 times & lost a small amount once. This time I am buying & plan to hold since the dividend is 6%.

[alexmac]

Glad you stuck O on there after I recently purchased some 🙏🏻

[MaffeiKris]

Seemed like a great video. I’m newER to this rents section looking to diversify! I appreciate and thank you for your content. Some great thoughts for sure :)

[gudalawrence]

Currently own 6units of O on my way to 100. ✌🏾

[kurniawanms]

Yes for VICI, O and PLD. No for SPG. Mall business is dying. Data center REIT is better than SPG

[TortoiseInvesting]

Some solid plays, I personally jumped into Extra Space Storage in the $130s, and have bought them all the way down to the low $100s area. They had a 10%+ pop on their last earnings which was super nice to see! I love all these picks though, Vici is so good!

[hoperushing]

Thank you so much for this information!! What you see in DLR ?

[kristentheologus-KTechnogal]

I dumped NLOP (got 20 shares from WPC spin-off).

[druvaciam]

What do you think about ABR? ABR dividends looks good covered with 13% yield.

[cherylblanks]

Added to VICI this week before I saw the video. Also have O but haven’t added any lately.

[RIJSA]

11:17 this tells you everything hahhaha

[eltenedor]

I bought somce VICI today Las vegas and Nevada real estate will only become more valuable over time. What do you think of NNN?

[cassiuscramos]

My REIT portfolio has exactly 4 tickers. Three of them are SPG, PLD and O. The fourth is AMT, instead of VICI.
I am currently buying more of PLD (discounted in my opinion) and O (the newcomer of the portfolio).

[CapAnson]

Sometimes it feels like rates will never get cut.

[MarkRoussinCPA]

What are your thoughts on these 4 REITs?