Charles Morgan Retire Rich With REITs

Fellow Investor,

Real estate investment trusts (REITs) are legally recognized business structures that make money by owning or financing property. And if you think that sounds like any old apartment complex, it’s more noteworthy than that—especially if you’re an investor looking to build up safe, secure income toward your retirement.

Thanks to a historic law signed in 1960 REITs don’t have to pay corporate taxes if they help finance and develop commercial real estate projects across America. But they do have to pay out at least 90% of their otherwise taxable income to investors in the form of dividends. This means that REITs let ordinary investors collect steady streams of income from some of the most lucrative real estate in America—hotels, hospitals, office parks and housing development—but without the hassle or expense of buying and managing the properties.

It lets ordinary investors get in on the same deals as millionaire land barons.

And it's as easy as trading shares of stock.

And because these profits come largely from rental payments based on locked-in lease agreements, REITs create the most predictable, reliable dividend payouts on the planet.

Imagine piling up monthly dividends with yields averaging 4% to 5%. That's DOUBLE the ten–year Treasury bond and your typical dividend–paying stock.

If you haven’t added REITs to your portfolio, or are not sure where to start, now is the time to get going. With the economy coming out of the pandemic, investors are especially poised to find real bargains in this sector.

To help investors understand the massive income benefits of REITs, I have put together a comprehensive playbook, Retire Rich With REITs: The Ultimate Roadmap To Sleeping Well At Night.

Download this free report now and find out which categories of REITs offer solid protection in a post-Covid economy.

REITs could be the haven you've been looking for, especially if you're tired of the paltry rates paid by bonds and CDs.

Frankly, I don't know of any other investment that can help you make more money—more reliably—in today's unpredictable market.
 

Sincerely,

Brad Thomas
Editor
Forbes Real Estate Investor