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REIT INVESTING
MODULE 2: EVERYTHING ABOUT REIT SECTORS
LEARNING MATERIAL – TAKEAWAY NOTE
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RESIDENTIAL REITs
Residential REITs are REITs that own
properties like apartment and
condominium buildings
Source of income: Rent from multiple
tenants and families
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RESIDENTIAL REITs (cont.)
Investing tip #1:
Look for Residential REITs that own
properties where people cannot easily
afford to buy their own homes, and
must rent instead
Investing tip #2:
Look for Residential REITs that own
properties where there is a rising
economy, job growth and an increasing
population
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RESIDENTIAL REITs (cont.)
Investing tip #3: If the economy slows
where your residential REIT property is
located
Continued construction of new rental
units will only contribute to increased
competition for local tenants
Lead to forced rent reductions and
lower occupancy rates
Sell your REITs when the economy
turns downward
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HOTEL REITs
Hotel REITs are REITs that own
properties that are leased to hotels,
resorts, and other types of inns.
Source of income: Rent from tourists,
and business travelers
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HOTEL REITs (cont.)
Investing tip #1: Hotel REIT performance
depends on:
The seasonality (vacation period,
holidays)
Type of accommodation being offered
Supply and demand in the areas
where the properties are located
The state of both the local and the
overall economy
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HOTEL REITs (cont.)
There are 3 categories of Hotel REITs:
Limited-service hotels
Cheap & common hotels
Luxury hotels (resorts)
Expensive & offer amenities
Extended-stay inns
Focus on serving business travelers
Hotel REITs are highly affected by the
seasonal factors and economic
fluctuations
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HOTEL REITs (cont.)
Investing tip #2: If the economy slows
where your hotel REIT property is located
New construction of local hotel rooms
can lead to higher competition for
guests
Lead to forced rent reductions and
lower occupancy rates
Sell your REITs when the economy
turns downward
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OFFICE REITs
Office REITs are REIT companies that
own, lease, and manage office buildings
Source of income: Rent from business
owners and companies
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OFFICE REITs (cont.)
Investing tip: Office REIT characteristics:
More volatile than other types of
REITs
Driven by supply and demand
Highly affected by the economic
variations
Look for Office REITs that own
properties located in healthy
business markets
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RETAIL REITs
Retail REITs are REITs that own and
manage retail properties like shopping
centers, supermarkets, factory outlet
centers, etc.
Source of income: Rent from retail
company tenants
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RETAIL REITs (cont.)
Investing tip #1: Retail REIT characteristic:
Less volatile than other types of REITs
but offer a lower income yield
Economically resilient
Not really affected by the economic
variations
Consider investing in Retail REITs
when there is an economic downturn or
recession
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RETAIL REITs (cont.)
There are 2 major advantages to the
Retail REITs:
Established local shopping centers in
densely populated areas with a
limited supply of land can command
higher rental rates and enjoy
consistent occupancy levels
Larger shopping malls in less densely
populated regions are less threatened
by competition from overbuilding
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RETAIL REITs (cont.)
Investing tip #2:
Considering your Retail REIT
management performance remain
the key element in determining your
investment success as a retail REIT
investor
Strong management performance is
one of the key elements that can
lead to strong internal growth
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INDUSTRIAL REITs
Industrial REITs are REITs that own and
lease such properties as warehouses,
factories and distribution centers
Source of income: Rent from different
types of tenants
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INDUSTRIAL REITs (cont.)
Investing tip: Industrial REIT characteristic:
Higher income yield than other types
of REITs
Have some inherent risks & limitation
factors
Difficult to raise the rent through
property enhancement
Consider investing in Industrial REITs
when you are looking for a short-term
or mid-term source of income
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INDUSTRIAL REITs (cont.)
Industrial REITs lend themselves to a
faster market reaction time because
they’re relatively quick to construct, and
so can be built in response to demand.
Overbuilding is generally avoided
because the development of new
properties is rapidly shut down when it’s
no longer warranted.
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INDUSTRIAL REITs (cont.)
The industrial REIT has the advantage of
enjoying low property upkeep and
repair expenses, while still generating
ongoing rental income.
Investing tip #2: When investing in
Industrial REITs, you should look for a
strong geographical region, and a
management team with well-
established tenant relationships.
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HEALTH CARE REITs
Health Care REITs are REITs that own
properties like hospitals, nursing homes,
and medical practitioners
Source of income: renting out assisted-
living facilities
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HEALTH CARE REITs (cont.)
Investing tip: Health Care REIT
characteristics:
Most stable income distribution yield
Low risk & less volatile
Minimally affected by changes in the
economy
Consider investing in Health Care
REITs when is an economic recession
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HEALTH CARE REITs (cont.)
In the United States, health care REITs are
inextricably linked with any inherent
issues that may affect the sectors of the
health care industry that lease their
properties.
Many of the services provided by nursing
facilities are reliant on government
reimbursement
REIT revenues are indirectly influenced
by these programs
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HEALTH CARE REITs (cont.)
Health Care REITs have to find ways to
increase their cash flow normally by
acquiring new properties
It may be challenging for Health Care
REITs to raise the equity required to
purchase additional holdings since they
have little potential for internal growth
and share appreciation
Consider the management performance
is very important
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