Best REIT at current prices
In your opinion , what is currently the best REIT? REIT that has good yield, reasonable and stable AFFO payout?
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I need it for TFSA. Sold AX.UN after they cut dividends and want to replace with another REIT. There are too many REITs and I just wanted to hear suggestions before I start looking into financial reports... Couple of years ago I wanted to buy AAR.UN and INO.UN, but instead bought DRG.UN , now looks like AAR went private.... will take a look at INO
Nov 7th, 2018 5:53 pm
I rolled my AX.UN earlier this year into BPY.UN - I got lucky and sold well before the distribution cut.gibor365365 wrote: ↑ I need it for TFSA. Sold AX.UN after they cut dividends and want to replace with another REIT. There are too many REITs and I just wanted to hear suggestions before I start looking into financial reports... Couple of years ago I wanted to buy AAR.UN and INO.UN, but instead bought DRG.UN , now looks like AAR went private.... will take a look at INO
Nov 7th, 2018 7:06 pm
it's a major reason I held it .... thanks for suggestion, will take a look at BPY.UNI liked AX.UN as it gave some US exposure to commercial real estate.
Nov 7th, 2018 7:10 pm
Are you open to ETFs? XRE and the likes. I usually go individual stocks unless I can't decide on or find the best deal.gibor365365 wrote: ↑ There are too many REITs and I just wanted to hear suggestions before I start looking into financial reports.
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BPY.UN pays US distributions that are subject to withholding taxes, even if held in a TFSA. Google it for more info. I don't fully understand the way it works so I can't offer any more information.gibor365365 wrote: ↑ it's a major reason I held it .... thanks for suggestion, will take a look at BPY.UN
Nov 7th, 2018 7:57 pm
They Brookfield companies besides the parent BAM are limited partnerships with their headquarters in Bermuda. If its held in your RRSP you don't pay the withholding tax (it doesn't matter if you own the stock on the nyse or tsx).
Nov 7th, 2018 8:21 pm
Maybe so in a RRSP, but not a TFSA:Chance7652 wrote: ↑ They Brookfield companies besides the parent BAM are limited partnerships with their headquarters in Bermuda. If its held in your RRSP you don't pay the withholding tax (it doesn't matter if you own the stock on the nyse or tsx).
Nov 7th, 2018 10:34 pm
From what I understand, if you hold US stock (trades on NYSE), you pay dividend withholding tax when holding TFSA, but if it's Canadian stock that pays dividends in USD - you don't pay dividend withholding tax, for example , I hold TRI that pays dividends in USD for ages, and I don't pay dividend withholding tax. The same should apply for BPY.UN ... Does anybody hold BPY.UN in TFSA? Maybe for UNs rules are different.
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