If I am new to REITS, buying multiple individual REITS or buying 1 REIT ETF is better? Or just focus on 1 REIT?

If you're new to REITs or not very sure of your REIT choices, it can be a good idea to go with a REIT ETF. This can provide you with diversified exposure to a range of real estate assets, which can help spread risk. As you become more familiar with the REIT market, you can consider adding individual REITs to your portfolio if you want to take a more targeted approach or if you have specific preferences for certain types of real estate.

Also, you can look into robo advisors that track Indexes containing multiple singapore REITs.

Using Syfe REITS+ as one of my revenue stream for retirement in the future. Circa 4% + dividend per annum is better than CPF SA. Can also get capital appreciation and almost monthly payouts as well.

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The nice thing is Syfe's offering has a simple button which allows you to reinvest the dividends back automatically or get the payout. Currently I select reinvest but when I retire I will select payout.

I think you can adopt a core and satelite method, use majority of your capital to invest in a REIT ETF or something like Syfe REIT+, then the remaining minority of your capital, can pick one or two REITS to invest in.

I think it is good to diversify.