Anonymous

17 Mar 2020

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Is the balance sheet one of the important criteria when choosing which reits to invest on?

What are some of the most important criterias when looking at reits?

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Yang Teng

16 Mar 2020

A balance sheet isn't a criteria, it's aggregation of information about the financials of the company. The balance sheet doesn't give very information, you will have to evaluate the numbers. You can use it to determine valuations, check debt ratios, and if the firm is financially healthy.

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