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I am a fan of monthly dividends, because they provide income stability and slightly increase the speed of compounding. I highlight eight monthly dividend payers that I consider to be high-quality inve

I used to only invest in rental properties. But I stopped after I learned more about REITs. REITs offer higher risk-and-hassle-adjusted returns. Here's why.

The Sunbelt region is experiencing rapid population growth. This has also led to a surge in construction activity, particularly in the multifamily property sector. However, retail real estate is under

The S&P 500 closed January with a monthly gain of 1.59%, after a gain of 4.42% in December. After close on the last day of the month, one of five Ivy portfolio ETFs — Invesco DB Commodity Index Tra

In April 2019, I wrote an article for InvestorPlace.com discussing three reasons to start buying the Vanguard Real Estate ETF (NYSEARCA: VNQ ). At the time, REITs (real estate investment trusts) were

The total return of the Vanguard Real Estate Index Fund ETF is half of the S&P 500. Dividend Yield of 3% is not attractive in a higher rate world. P/FFO at 16x vs. FFO growth of 5% is not appealing.

There are trillions of capital hiding in money market funds right now. But as interest rates are cut, a lot of that will makes it way to REITs. I present 3 'Strong Buys' to buy ahead of the recovery.

REIT prices generally rise 0.19% for every 1 bps drop in yields. And the market has priced in a minimum of three rate hikes this year. But without clear catalysts to drive inflation significantly belo

As tailwinds mount, the real estate sector's rebound is expected to continue into 2024. REITs have been negatively impacted by rising interest rates and a flight to income-producing alternatives. Toda

Most REITs dropped by 5-15% in recent weeks. I believe that this is an opportunity to buy the dip. I present two of my favorite REITs to buy today.

The JPMorgan Equity Premium ETF looks to offer investors a high current yield on their investments. Vanguard's real estate ETF takes advantage of the fact that real estate has long been viewed as as a

Home ownership is perceived by many as a great investment. But that surely isn't the case today. Renting and buying REITs until they recover is a much better choice.

Valuation is important for both growth and value investors, and can impact returns and risk. Buying REITs when they are cheap relative to the S&P 500 has historically resulted in outperformance. REITs

I am very bullish on most REITs following their recent crash. But not all REITs are worth buying. Here are two risky REITs that I would consider selling.

REITs have crashed and dividend yields have soared. Some REITs yield as much as 10% right now. We highlight two of our favorite 10% yielding opportunities.