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YESSS!!! Glad that I narrowed in on Hotel and Healthcare REITs last month, just like you did! Coming from the credit card churning community, I know that there are many people gathering up points to book on travel and hotels. So I tried to find a REIT with LOTS of Marriott's, Hilton, and Hyatt hotels and BAM APLE came up!
Nice list, I own all those except APLE and am very happy with them. If I want a stock with no dividend, I will go grab a growth stock, not a REIT like APLE that had to cut their dividend and not pay me to wait. I am more interested in MAC (Macerich), still paying a div at 5.71% and could double in value this upcoming year.
Guys, what about CIM - CHIMERA INVESTMENT CORPORATION? is this a good moment to buy? I saw that profits fell a lot in last year! give me your thoughts pls! tks
What about ARMOUR residential? When it comes to REITs I hold Realty Income (ticker symbol O), ARMOUR residential (ticker symbol ARR), MFA Financial (ticker symbol MFA) and New York Mortgage Trust (ticker symbol NYMT)
I held armour for a good amount of time. I know people state to not go by price, but there are better stocks with lower prices and higher dividend payouts.
@@JohnDemetriou I do not want to be the person who recommends stocks because if they fall, I do not want to be the idiot who suggested them. The best way to go digging about is to KNOW stability. Type in "the best stocks to retire on" in Google or "best stable stocks to pay you consistently". You just have to know the right words.
I invest in Vanguard's REIT's but I also looking forward to purchase rental property in future. Just want to wait and see how the housing market will be in 2021 - 2022.
Hi, Fantastic content! I have created a new REIT portfolio on M1 and I have 11 holdings in it. One of the holdings is VNQ and was wondering if it makes sense to have VNQ with my other REIT stocks.
Just remember REIT dividend is taxed on ordinary income, NOT capital gains. That is ok if your new and has little money. Once your money becomes bigger, REIT is only good on Tax-less Growth . Example is Roth IRA. However if your after Appreciation, then it don't matter.
@@JS-jr1fo Depends if your long term or not. Some people live off dividends, so having them on a Roth IRA, and your not 60 yrs old, there will be tax penalty.
1) save 6 months of what you need to live on in a savings account. 2) Contribute to a 401k at work if available to extent they match. 3) open a ROTH IRA
@@janshuster1426 I have a 401k plan.... I think. If its the same thing, i have 0 knowledge when it comes to financial knowledge. All I know is that my job offers a 401k plan with a company named fidelity, and I set it with 11% contributions. Is that what you mean and is that decent?
@@ericexp497 Yes Fidelity is good. I doubt your company matches 11% Without writing a book as to why ( read the power of zero ) 1) only put in as much as they will match. ( ask personal ) put it in an S + P 500 index fund or even better ETF ( exchange traded fund ) if available. 2) open a ROTH IRA at Fidelity. You can contribute up to $6,000 / year ( if your company only matches 6% for instance you will have funds you can afford to put in the ROTH ) Try to put the whole $6,000 in. Invest that in index ETF's other than an S+P 500 fund so you start to be diversified. IWM or IJR are small cap funds. EFA Is a foreign stock fund. I could keep writing but I don't want to write a book.
I like the NNN business model but not a fan of diversified REITs. I think WPC is attractive at this price on its industrial properties but generally prefer more focused REITs.
Do you have problems working as an analyst because of your TH-cam channel? I think there might be a conflict of interest between both, sincerely I don't know but I would really appreciate it if you answer this.
Some of these are just too rich for my blood. I started a brokerage account with $200 and I add $200 at a time. I never buy partial shares. Is it a bad idea to invest in a cheaper eft that holds these? When researching EFTs I don't know how to find the fee's that they charge as well.
I wouldnt touch dividend stocks with a small account, look at tech, 5g Lidar stuff like that. Youre better off trying to multi bag and later consider low risk income stocks
@@hermitally419 thank you for the advice but that's not my plan. My plan is to produce a portfolio that pays dividend payments every day. The strat has worked well so far and this month has been okay but when I replace a stock the one I pick always seems to be garbage. Every etf I picked has preformed very well though. This leads me to ask what I asked.
@@bware4455 I would go into a robo advisor and auto invest. Build up funds and then move to individual stocks. An ETF will perform better than most individual stocks. If your interested in dividend stocks that's fine but I would set my expectations. The indexes will generate higher returns than most individual stocks, but I am sure you know this. Corporate/Junk Bonds and Emerging Market/International bonds combos will also return good yields and returns. Purely emerging market bonds and junk bonds are risky though. Best of luck and take care. I would take growth stocks into consideration. Look at the FSPTX and JMGMX and MPEGX as examples again as examples im not saying invest in these.
real estate sucks....Taxes every year and insurance on my house also repairs every year. Got 187 thousand in my house and realtor says its worth 125 thousand...Great investment. Realtor says neighborhood doesnt support higher price.
Like water stocks much better, Look at the earnings on a water company. I am thinking ARTNA. Just keeps going up Year after Year there is no steady or losing ground on these stocks just up. Also with the change to clean energy this will accelerate. BP is already changing to hydro energy and so are some others. The demand for water will be big. Of course unlike oil we cant seemed to make more or get more so its not like you can go in your backyard and drill for water,,,,,
@@krakhour2 Thank you! I will recommend a good real estate stock for you now, ORC. I am going to use the stock you mentioned to pay my monthly water bill.
5G will be one of the biggest stories in 2021...do you know which stocks will benefit? Check out these best 5G Stocks! th-cam.com/video/f_PlD_ZhFa0/w-d-xo.html
i cant find your portfolio on stock card the link only takes me to homepage i tried searching bowtie nation as well as joseph hogue with no luck can you please advise me on how to view this information
Do you think that if the stock market were to crash 30-40% or more that Reit’s will crash because of lack of tenant occupancy in a bad recession?
As of market close on 3-17-2021
APLE. $15.65
WELL. $73.69
MPW. $21.88
EQIX. $656.45
AMT. $223.17
Always trust a man with a bow tie when it comes to cheddar! Love this channel! I come here as one of my 5 personal research confirmation sources!
So many stocks and so little cash. Thanks for the insight, Joe!
Fake acc be careful
@@mutex. Reported him already. Thaniks for the heads up.
Bruh I'll spot you for 7%
Like wise
Bro that's my problem...
I hold the almighty popular “O”. I also hold STWD and an ETF FREL. Good way to be involved in real estate if your not able to own properties yourself.
FREL is a very underrated REIT ETF. It has outperformed VNQ and has a lower expense ratio than VNQ and XLRE.
@@akin242002 I agree, and have been adding to it more regularly lately.
10% of my portfolio is in real-estate. 2% each in O, SLG, MPW, WPC and VICI. I'm pleased with all five.
I'm glad I discovered your channel 😀
YESSS!!! Glad that I narrowed in on Hotel and Healthcare REITs last month, just like you did! Coming from the credit card churning community, I know that there are many people gathering up points to book on travel and hotels. So I tried to find a REIT with LOTS of Marriott's, Hilton, and Hyatt hotels and BAM APLE came up!
very helpful- thank you
I reit is under 59.20 right now. Great video
Hi Joe, great stock picks. One of my favorite is PSA and 2nd largest position in my portfolio.
Great video
What do you think of LTC 👍or👎.. thanks . Great video
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Are REIT's going to be negatively affected by higher interest rates?
Nice list, I own all those except APLE and am very happy with them. If I want a stock with no dividend, I will go grab a growth stock, not a REIT like APLE that had to cut their dividend and not pay me to wait. I am more interested in MAC (Macerich), still paying a div at 5.71% and could double in value this upcoming year.
Last time I was this early, my girlfriend got mad at me
@Let's Talk Money! with Joseph Hogue, CFA SCAM
Why though? Cuming early just means there is a round two in the works
Hi Joseph
Can your please share your opinion on travel ban on Uk and its imapact on stock market. Should we sell all travel,oil and hotel stocks?
loved this vid NYMT, ECTM, FAX, NRO, JQC
AMAZING picks.
Guys, what about CIM - CHIMERA INVESTMENT CORPORATION? is this a good moment to buy? I saw that profits fell a lot in last year! give me your thoughts pls! tks
Clear and understanding
Thank you.
What about ARMOUR residential?
When it comes to REITs I hold Realty Income (ticker symbol O), ARMOUR residential (ticker symbol ARR), MFA Financial (ticker symbol MFA) and New York Mortgage Trust (ticker symbol NYMT)
I held armour for a good amount of time. I know people state to not go by price, but there are better stocks with lower prices and higher dividend payouts.
@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 suggest please. I won't sell ARMOUR but name a few for me to investigate
@@JohnDemetriou I do not want to be the person who recommends stocks because if they fall, I do not want to be the idiot who suggested them. The best way to go digging about is to KNOW stability. Type in "the best stocks to retire on" in Google or "best stable stocks to pay you consistently". You just have to know the right words.
@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 nah man, any stock can fail tomorrow. I just wanted to hear opinions and food for research :)
It's a lot of mortgage REITs. I like MFA but wouldn't overweight so much on mREITs. Just too volatile and tough to make money on low rate environment.
Could you do a video on owning rental properties?
hi is AFIN worth buying I'm getting conflicting stories
I invest in Vanguard's REIT's but I also looking forward to purchase rental property in future. Just want to wait and see how the housing market will be in 2021 - 2022.
What is the name of the vanguard reit? Can’t find it...
@@stan12345 VGSLX / VNQ
Hey your pretty spot on the REITS. Can you do a video on KIMCO REALTY ( KIM)?
Hi Joe, do you make any recommendations on UK stocks?
As a bonus European REITs also give a decent tax break. Too bad for us, they suck in their returns lately.
RIETs will be a great play for 2021. As will the financial sector in my opinion.
Hi, Fantastic content! I have created a new REIT portfolio on M1 and I have 11 holdings in it. One of the holdings is VNQ and was wondering if it makes sense to have VNQ with my other REIT stocks.
Thank you so much man!
What's your thoughts on WP Carey? It's well diversified and I see ore upside than Welltower
just bought WPC
Glad I found your channel
Joe, are you planning to make a video on commodity stocks? :))
Thanks for the info!!! What do you think of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac? Bill Ackman is a huge investor in these 2 stocks.
awsome video
Can you do utilities next?
Are these great for an investors first ever stocks to build and hold for retirement?
Joe is OCGN worth anything? I made a quick 400 on it today but thinking of keeping it?
Would have to take a look. Microcap stock so definitely need to do research on it before investing.
@@josephhogue love your work and watch weekly
Hold the line till good news come out.
What are your thoughts on MAIN or O?
I like O but haven't looked at MAIN in a while. What are you looking at that you like about them?
VICI casino REIT 100% rent collection
NHI medical REIT 96% rent collection
STOR 90% rent collection
Are you able to file a 1031 exchange with REITs? I’ve heard that you can and I’ve heard you can’t. Any experience with this? Thanks.
Great question. Hopefully someone with knowledge in this area of expertise can answer. It's been almost a year.
Joseph, could you please discuss the dissolution of stock often done by REITs??
Can’t go wrong with Joseph’s picks
2 days of investing for my first time. I bought your stock recommendations. Made 120.00 . You are the man! Invested 850.00
Just remember REIT dividend is taxed on ordinary income, NOT capital gains. That is ok if your new and has little money.
Once your money becomes bigger, REIT is only good on Tax-less Growth . Example is Roth IRA.
However if your after Appreciation, then it don't matter.
@@mvpmikey so dividends are taxed as if its income and not capital gains like if you were to sell the reit ?
@@mvpmikey based on this logic any dividend paying stock is only good if in something like roth ira......
@@JS-jr1fo Yes
@@JS-jr1fo Depends if your long term or not.
Some people live off dividends, so having them on a Roth IRA, and your not 60 yrs old, there will be tax penalty.
I have very little cash. What do you recommend I do mr joseph?
Save what you need and invest the rest. Start little and grow your account. Everyone started little
1) save 6 months of what you need to live on in a savings account.
2) Contribute to a 401k at work if available to extent they match.
3) open a ROTH IRA
@@janshuster1426 I have a 401k plan.... I think. If its the same thing, i have 0 knowledge when it comes to financial knowledge. All I know is that my job offers a 401k plan with a company named fidelity, and I set it with 11% contributions. Is that what you mean and is that decent?
@@ericexp497
Yes Fidelity is good.
I doubt your company matches 11%
Without writing a book as to why ( read the power of zero )
1) only put in as much as they will match. ( ask personal ) put it in an S + P 500 index fund or even better ETF ( exchange traded fund ) if available.
2) open a ROTH IRA at Fidelity. You can contribute up to $6,000 / year ( if your company only matches 6% for instance you will have funds you can afford to put in the ROTH ) Try to put the whole $6,000 in.
Invest that in index ETF's other than an S+P 500 fund so you start to be diversified. IWM or IJR are small cap funds. EFA Is a foreign stock fund.
I could keep writing but I don't want to write a book.
@@janshuster1426 i like it and very informative... keep on writing😊😊😊 thanks for the info...
Thank you sir
What about WPC ?? They are an awesome company
I like the NNN business model but not a fan of diversified REITs. I think WPC is attractive at this price on its industrial properties but generally prefer more focused REITs.
Do you have problems working as an analyst because of your TH-cam channel? I think there might be a conflict of interest between both, sincerely I don't know but I would really appreciate it if you answer this.
Never thought I would have better luck with a drug dealer tenant(just found out) than working class people.
So be leaving him alone then i assume
@@dantae666 Well he is late on this months rent so time will tell.
Are those 3% on dividend monthly ? Or its 3% over the year?
Typically Dividends are paid quarterly
whats your opinion on MAC?
he did an video on that, he likes it
@@azumieikichi but its (MAC) keep going down....
Marines always win baby
ooh rah brother! Merry Christmas!
@@josephhogue you too, semper fi
Low cost proven div paying thru the pandemic stock?
Some of these are just too rich for my blood. I started a brokerage account with $200 and I add $200 at a time. I never buy partial shares.
Is it a bad idea to invest in a cheaper eft that holds these?
When researching EFTs I don't know how to find the fee's that they charge as well.
I wouldnt touch dividend stocks with a small account, look at tech, 5g Lidar stuff like that. Youre better off trying to multi bag and later consider low risk income stocks
@@hermitally419 thank you for the advice but that's not my plan. My plan is to produce a portfolio that pays dividend payments every day. The strat has worked well so far and this month has been okay but when I replace a stock the one I pick always seems to be garbage. Every etf I picked has preformed very well though. This leads me to ask what I asked.
@@bware4455 I would go into a robo advisor and auto invest. Build up funds and then move to individual stocks. An ETF will perform better than most individual stocks. If your interested in dividend stocks that's fine but I would set my expectations. The indexes will generate higher returns than most individual stocks, but I am sure you know this. Corporate/Junk Bonds and Emerging Market/International bonds combos will also return good yields and returns. Purely emerging market bonds and junk bonds are risky though. Best of luck and take care. I would take growth stocks into consideration. Look at the FSPTX and JMGMX and MPEGX as examples again as examples im not saying invest in these.
Perfect
real estate sucks....Taxes every year and insurance on my house also repairs every year. Got 187 thousand in my house and realtor says its worth 125 thousand...Great investment. Realtor says neighborhood doesnt support higher price.
Then buy some real estate stocks to offset the costs. lol
Like water stocks much better, Look at the earnings on a water company. I am thinking ARTNA. Just keeps going up Year after Year there is no steady or losing ground on these stocks just up. Also with the change to clean energy this will accelerate. BP is already changing to hydro energy and so are some others. The demand for water will be big. Of course unlike oil we cant seemed to make more or get more so its not like you can go in your backyard and drill for water,,,,,
@@krakhour2 Thank you! I will recommend a good real estate stock for you now, ORC.
I am going to use the stock you mentioned to pay my monthly water bill.
Greetings
REITS are due for a crash.....
FE not looking great
Relax it’s been two weeks since he recommended them.
I just bought into FE give it time. It’s paying 5%+ dividend