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Anonymous

23d ago

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What is REIT?

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Debbie

7d ago

Hey! A REIT is a company that lets you invest in real estate without buying property yourself. It owns things like buildings or shopping centres and pays out most of the profit to investors as regular payments. It’s a way to make money from property without the hassle of owning it. Hope that helps!

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Chris

19d ago

Real Estate Investment Trust

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Jinsha

19d ago

Shopping malls and Offices

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I.L.

Edited 21d ago

Real estate investme basically. Not something I used.

#Not proper financial advice.

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22d ago

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I own individual REITs and recently came across the Syfe REIT ETF which consists of some REITs that I do not have. Should I put funds into the ETF or buy the individual REITs?

I've always only invested in Singapore REITs and not US REITs. Other than diversification of markets, what are the benefits of buying US REITs over Singapore REITs?

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

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What is the difference investing in S-REITs as a diversified portfolio offered by a Robo-advisor (specifically OCBC's RoboInvest: Singapore Stable REITs) versus a multiple REITs on the stock market?

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