All I Want For The Holidays Are 7 Good REITs

Fellow Investor, Now that the Fed has lifted interest rates you might be wondering where your investment dollars should be in 2016…especially if you're looking for yield. So we asked Brad Thomas, one of the top experts in the real estate sector, for his ideas. Without hesitation, Brad replied, "All I want for the holidays are a few good REITs." And that became the title of his just–released special report! Real estate investment trusts are unique. Instead of paying taxes at the corporate level, REITs are mandated by law to pay investors. At least 90% of their taxable income goes to investors as dividends. In practice, most REITs pay investors 100% of their taxable income. The REITs favored by Brad Thomas, editor of Forbes Real Estate Investor, pay hefty yields, averaging 5.9%. You'll discover seven super-strong REITs in your free report, including: A $16.5 billion health care REIT yielding 6.4%: Has $24.1 billion in assets under management, including post–acute nursing facilities and life science properties. This REIT is an official Dividend Aristocrat—its dividend has increased 30 years in a row. Funds from operation outpace dividend payments to investors, strongly suggesting that dividends will continue to increase. A $1.3 billion industrial REIT yielding 7.5%: Invests in mid–size (around 150,000 sq. ft.) buildings in secondary markets, which limits competition. This REIT's 283 properties include warehouses, manufacturing and office properties. Ratio of price to funds from operations (P/FFO) easily supports the giant yield of 7.5%. There's so much cash pouring in that a hefty dividend increase in 2016 will be easily supported, too. A $6.2 billion net lease REIT yielding 6.5%: Invests in industrial, office, retail and self–storage proprieties across the U.S. and Europe. This REIT also owns an investment management business. And it a 15–year track record of paying and increasing dividends. You'll get the names of these and 4 more REITs in this week's exclusive report. And each one of them pays you dividends above and beyond what most dividend stocks and dividend–focused mutual funds pay. As we approach 2016, I can't think of a better way to jump–start your portfolio with the kind of safe and robust yields that REITs can provide. Don't wait, download All I Want For The Holidays Are 7 Good REITs, today. DOWNLOAD MY FREE REPORT Sincerely, Charles Morgan, Associate Publisher Forbes Investing Newsletters

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