Q: Office reits are trading at considerable discount to net asset value. Are there any Canadian Office Reits you would recommend at this time. One criteria would be low levels of leverage.
Thank you.
Q: Good Morning
AP.UN is touching new lows. Can you please provide your insight with respect to dividend sustainability?
Do you still recommend holding it?
Q: Saw Andrew Moffs on BNN Monday discussing REITs and Real Estate companies. Looking for a 2nd opinion on these 8. Maybe just a ranking from 1 to 8 in order of preference for a long term hold. Yield doesn't matter, looking for best total return. Which ones look buyable at this time?
Q: Allied reported their third quarter results recently, I find the financial statements supplied by REITs somewhat complicated and challenging to interpret, so my question is twofold can you comment on their results and what you look for in financial statements from REITs in general.
Q: Good Evening
Allied Properties is down 57%. and trading at 2012 levels.
Do you see any further declines. Would you sell at these levels or hold. Is it also advisable to average down at these levels. Any comments also on the sustainability of the dividend will be appreciated.
Thanks.
Q: Is the payout (dividend) secure from this REIT? There is some concern expressed about the office real estate sector with more people working from home, going forward.
Q: Would you please rank these 12 REITs for future growth prospects, where 10 is the best prospects & 1 the worst. Also would please indicate what REIT assets contribute to future growth & those REIT assets that have very little future growth. Thanks ... Cal
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: As a hedge against inflation would you think some real estate investing would make sense?
What would be your favorites here,tricon?
Any US stocks like LAND ?
Would you have any other ideas as a good protection against inflation?
I own several REITs. They don't make up a large portion of my portfolio, but I've always liked real estate investing and I think there's long term value in some names even if they are necessarily exciting right now. I currently own BEI.UN, IIP.UN and GRT.UN. All are up significantly since purchased. I'd like to branch out and I'm looking at REI.UN and AP.UN. I've managed to stay away from Retail, but REI.UN has diversified nicely into multifamily housing and has sold retail properties outside of the 6 urban areas. AP.UN is in the office sector and who knows what's going to happen there even though it is down considerably from its highs. Which would be your choice and do you think there is long term value in these names? It is for an RRSP account.
Q: Doing a year end review of all of my holdings. I would like to reduce my position in several stocks (or eliminate entirely in the case of HR.UN and CPH) in order to raise some cash for increasing my position in several other holdings. Fairly large question, so I will divide it into 2, this for the potential reductions and a further question about the potential adds. Would you please rank these stocks in the order you would reduce or eliminate to raise some cash, starting with the one you would be most inclined to reduce/eliminate. Sector, or large cap/small cap not a concern, as I have a broadly diversified portfolio with a lot (too many, really) of names. Thank you for this, and also for the very good service. My 1st year as a client, and I will certainly be renewing. I have recommended the site to a few friends who also do investing.