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Emergency measures have been rolled out to ease the burden on REITs’ cash flow.
With some REITs facing an existential crisis, questions have been raised over whether this asset class still qualifies as a good passive income source.
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For REITs that are still doing quarterly reporting, here are four aspects investors should watch out for.
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The hunt for good, stable dividend stocks involves looking at two key metrics and also understanding how the business can prosper in the years ahead.
You can get the best of both growth and value if you are willing to put in the due diligence and understand of how businesses and industries work.