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Q: I own a position in this Company and it is up about 45%. I want to add more since o strongly believe in multi family units and I find this way of investing much easier than owning an actual apartment building, which I was considering. Should I wait for an equity offering to add to my position? What is the end game for interrent? Do they keep growing the portfolio to eventual sell to a bigger player or keep acquiring properties to become a bigger player. What’s your opinion?

Thanks,
Jason
Read Answer Asked by Jason on October 30, 2018
Q: My questions is about REIT investing. Seems that REI.un, BEI.un's 5 year return is cyclical, could be just back to original value whereas CAR.un and IIP.un value climb nicely over a 5 yr. period. Any difference in selecting these REIT's ?
Read Answer Asked by DAVID on August 31, 2018
Q: I own both of these companies and I have very good gains on each of them. What is your rationale for adding to a winning position? Should I wait for a pullback or add to it monthly for the next 3 months or so in addition to the DRIP.

Thank you,
Jason
Read Answer Asked by Jason on August 24, 2018
Q: Instead of purchasing a piece of real estate, am thinking of REITs . Could you recommend a few for a 5+ years hold, both Canadian & US. Thank you. Fooklin
Read Answer Asked by Fooklin on August 15, 2018
Q: 9:50 AM 8/1/2018
The only REITs/Healthcare I own are SIA [3.3% position] and CSH.UN [3.8%]. I am considering buying one or more other REITS for the long term for the income. Could you please advise what REITs in any sector you would suggest that are sufficiently robust to prosper through the next inevitable market correction/crash, have low enough debt not to be of great concern, have a history of growth and rising dividends, and hopefully pay dividends in the 5% range.
Thank you.............. Paul K
Read Answer Asked by Paul on August 02, 2018
Q: I have had some bad experiences with REITs and am concerned about dilution and management teams that are looking out for their interests before investors. With that said, what REITs would you recommend that have strong management who are loyal to shareholders? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Tyler on July 23, 2018
Q: Hi, I have a double postion in AAR.UN. I would like to sell and split the proceeds into 2 REIT positions.
What 2 REITS look most attractive based on current valuation and future growth potential, to purchase at this time?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Curtis on July 20, 2018
Q: I have about a 3% position in HR.UN and a 4% position in SRU.UN. Both pay a good dividend but I'm down about 9% in both. Perhaps I should switch to a residential or industrial Reit for more growth potential. Any suggestions?
Read Answer Asked by John on July 04, 2018
Q: I currently hold TCN and REI in my TFSA. I am thinking of selling them and replacing with IIP.UN and CAR.UN. I am looking for income with some growth. Do you recommend this or would you leave things as is or possibly consolidate to just one? If so, which? Weighting is high - 17% for REI and 10% for TCN.
Many thanks for your great service!
Read Answer Asked by Jennifer on June 28, 2018
Q: For an income porfolio (like 5iR's), I am thinking of buying CAR.Un and IIP.un for a long-term hold/investment. I know 5iR held CAR,un and am familiar with the differences between these two RIETs (thanks to the question/answers by 5iR). I would like to buy both as a combo. My question is what weighting would you give to a combination of these two?.....Like 4 or 5%?........And what would be the split be? ....like 50%-50% ?.....Thanks.....Tom
Read Answer Asked by Tom on June 26, 2018
Q: From your report on IIP.UN, it appears that the company is making money from acquiring properties in more urban (i.e. stable) areas and by doing so, it is able to increase the efficiency and profitability of its property management area. The trust is also making some money by raising rents after tenants on old cheaper leases leave and by applying for "above guideline increases for existing tenants" which I think is another way of saying it works to get around rent controls.

Does IIP.UN own individual condos and/or condo buildings? Do they develop any of their own projects or is entirely a growth by acquisition story?

Is the above approach much different than that of CAR.UN? The metrics for both are very similar. Is IIP.UN different in that it owns somewhat more expensive rental units? Or are the two companies pretty similar?

Back in January, you felt that CAR.UN should be owned if one is interested in yield and IIP.UN would appeal more to someone wanted growth. Is your answer the same today?

Appreciate the insight.

Paul F.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on June 18, 2018
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