Owning such things as office buildings and self-storage facilities, real estate investment trusts rake in rents and must pay at least 90 percent of their taxable income to shareholders.
As long as they can keep raising rents and dividend payments, the stocks should fare well.
Indeed, REITs’ underlying properties should post a 4.5 percent average gain in operating income this year, fueling dividend growth in the “high single-digit” range, says investment firm Lazard, and yields in the range of 2 percent to 6 percent.
Attached you will find a selection of Reits with Return on Assests over 5 percent and solid debt ratios.
This is in my view the best way to discover stocks with potential for profitable growth in the future.
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