Anonymous

10 Sep 2020

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As I'm looking to get dividends from investing in REITs, how do investors like myself gauge whether a REIT is able to pay dividends?

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Aidan Neo

10 Sep 2020

Financial Services Consultant at Manulife Financial Advisers

For myself to evaluate dividends payable, I'd mainly look at the sponsor backing and the quality of assets. (To elaborate more, it would take very long.) All and all, both criteria of those give me a good idea on the reliability and assurance of taking care of the shareholders, plus the sustainability of the distributions.

However, we need to be understanding as well when we face a crisis, this COVID situation is a good example as well.

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Chew Qing Ji

10 Sep 2020

Maybe try looking at syfe reit+ portfolio. It track the top20 s reits

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Maisul

10 Sep 2020

Youtuber at Google (Channel : Say Do Invest)

For more information I did a video on reits! do check it out hope it helps!

Happy investing!...

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