Q: Good Saturday morning 5i Team. I've held Expi for approx 18 months it started out like a rocket but seems to be in the penalty box since the split. I see a new real estate play REAX-Q gaining some early traction. Do I stay the course with Expi, own both or move on. My position is in a TFSA, do I buy REAX as a Canadian or U.S. holding? Best of the season and as always thanks for your good council. David
Q: Can you please comment on these 2 REITS.
How do you see them performing in the next 3 years?
Do you see them as good holdings?
They have been trading sideways compared to TCN.
Q: Hello. I hold this US REIT in my margin account. Could you explain the tax consequences of the payout distribution? Would you prefer this type of holding in a register account? Thank you.
In this downtrend market could you please give your three best stocks to buy for 3 to 5 years hold in each sector in canada and US as well ?
Thank you for your best advise on this platform.
I received the tender notice from my broker today:
...Appleseed Merger Sub LLC is offering to purchase any and all outstanding shares of common stock, par value USD$0.01 per share, of CoreSite Realty Corporation at a price per Share of USD$170.00 without interest and subject to any applicable withholding taxes, net to the seller in cash.
Terms:
Option 1: Cash (USD) (See Important Notes)
To receive USD $ 170.00 in cash, without interest and less any applicable withholding taxes per share of CoreSite Realty Corporation tendered.
Option 99: Do Nothing (Default)
Holder to retain Security.
A few question I'm hoping you can answer:
1. When is the transaction expected to close?
2. If I do nothing it says I retain the security? What does that mean?
3. I am very sad to see the stock get taken over? What would be a good replacement for it? There aren't that many names in the same space. Would the replacements have the same growth potential?
Q: Hi 5i,
I gather from your answers to the few questions that have been asked about it that you are not great fans of IDR for real estate exposure, and my initial question is basically why and what should I be concerned about?
If I'm reading the information correctly, IDR's 10 year growth rate (2011 - 2021) is 167%, with YTD sitting at 29%. It's annual yield meanwhile is 5.60% (or more) and it is diversified through holding residential, industrial and retail REITs in Canada (67%), USA (24%) and the UK (2%).
Could one potentially do better and risk less through holding individual REITs instead of the basket afforded by IDR and, if so, which ones would you recommend for the real estate portion of a portfolio in the current economic climate?
Thanks!
Peter
Q: Found this the ither day, looked to see if any questions posted recently on it, latest from last Jan., how do feeling about them now, are they worth starting new small position, how would the fair in rising interest rate environment?
Q: Hi, between these two: O (reality income co) and its spin-off company ONL, which one is a better investment today? I am a long-term holder. Thank you!
Q: Hi 5i , I am interested in adding an REIT with focus on large warehouses and I wonder if there are any you would recommend? Also REIT ETF's interest me . Thank you for any input you have
Q: Would you rank these Reits as most likely to see distribution increases and share appreciation in the relatively near future. Are Reits attractive for income now?
Q: Following up on the question earlier Tuesday, please comment on the announced acquisition of Yew Grove REIT by Slate. Quite large (75% of SOT's market cap) and SOT describes it as transformative. I would imagine significant debt and/or an equity offering will be needed. Challenges of managing an offshore entity versus sticking closer to home?