A REIT tracks very closely to the stock market so you really don't
get real diversification; it's the same roller coaster.
Not exact matches
Sam, great input (as always), posts like this keep me out of thinking about
getting residential
real estate into my investment portfolio, instead I focus on retail / industrial properties, however I think I could manage few residential units «on the side», because of lack of
diversification I am thinking about buying a triplex at the moment, and I'm convinced that should be the last move and I would not touch the size of my
real estate portfolio afterwards, remaining assets are going straight to stocks.
In doing so, entrepreneurs are better able to understand opportunities to grow their businesses through
diversification, and aspiring builders
get a
real - world look at what it takes to make it.
With
real estate, you
get different types of
diversification in property type, location and with debt or equity investments.
Each eDirect investment acquires and manages many individual
real estate properties, which means you
get broad
diversification with the click of a button.
Real estate helps (so does gold, if you're so inclined), but the best way to
get that
diversification is through high - quality bonds.
You
get instant
diversification across many of Fundrise's
real estate investments including properties in both the eFunds and eREITs.
But you have a plan & you're sticking with it — well, until you
get punched in the face, that is... Eventually you'll learn to start dancing, when you realise it's about going the distance, not a first round knock - out —
diversification's the
real key to a long & rewarding investing career.
Just make sure that you diversify in the kind of ETFs you buy; you should buy ones that focus on different industries / sectors (e.g.: Financials, Oil,
Real - Estate) and also by region (e.g.: China, Brazil, etc.) to
get good
diversification.
Real estate — Want an easy way to get the diversification that real estate investments give to an otherwise stock - or bond - heavy portfo
Real estate — Want an easy way to
get the
diversification that
real estate investments give to an otherwise stock - or bond - heavy portfo
real estate investments give to an otherwise stock - or bond - heavy portfolio?
If you are looking to
real estate to
get some
diversification of your investments and plan on owning 3 or less properties, then by all means research turn key companies, interview property managers and do your best to manage the managers.
With
real estate, you
get different types of
diversification in property type, location and with debt or equity investments.
2)
Real Estate Type
Diversification - It's difficult for many investors who like apartments but don't know how to participate in large deals where sponsors can
get economies of scale and provide very good returns.