Q: Hey Folks - Can I please get your analysis on Alexandria Real Estate - What do think of its balance sheet, growth prospects, risk, and price? I want some exposure to US real estate, so if you have a preferred option, I’m open to that.
By the way, you had an article about Sure Dividend in the latest Moneysaver magazine. Do you endorse this firm and their products?
Q: I currently don't have any REITs in my income portfolio but am now considering adding a couple. I was considering the above 4 but really want to add only 2 names. Which would you consider or would you suggest something else? Looking for reasonable income with an eye on preserving capital during rising interest rates.
Q: I currently hold CAR.UN, AP.UN, AX.UN, KMP.UN, and NWH.UN and would like to purchase CHP.UN. I'm always happy to reduce the number of holding I have so which one or two or three would you sell to make room for CHP.UN? Income is my main focus.
Thanks for your continued guidance.
Lyle
Q: Despite higher fees, RIT.UN seems to have substantially outperformed over the long haul. (I don't mind paying if management brings a demonstrable advantage.) Your thoughts on this being a good diversified choice within the sector? Basically, what is a solid REIT to add in CAD if adding a single ETF (or stocks) to a portfolio to get sector exposure? Thank you!
Q: Would you please provide your comments/thoughts on this Limited Partnership ETF. The yield is quite attractive and it seems to contain some quality names. Additionally, could you please provide some insight as to what the tax implications would be, if kept in an RRSP.
Q: I,ve owned this company for a long time. I sold half of my position a few years ago at a much higher price. should I keep this stock or can you steer me to a better yielding stock. thanks bill
Q: I have funds to invest in the office/retail sector. I could add to positions I hold in Brookfield Property Partners and H&R, or I could buy Artis. Your opinion?
Q: Hi, I’m a little low on oil and reits and was thinking of vermillion or summit to add at this time. Vermillion because of a possible rebound and dividend, or Summit as it is in a nice uptread but may be soon done? I have been caught a few times buying high and watching it go south.
Would you have a clear idea which way to go or a better alternative? I don’t want to buy both because of limited funds
Thanks
Q: I hold Can. Apartments and Northview (half as much). I am considering averaging down Can. Apartments due to low market yield and perhaps adding to Northview. Would you consider this ok, in order to remain in residential?