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What are REITs (Real-Estate Investment Trusts)? If you don't know, here is where you will learn it! Everything you need to know and more...
2021-07-31
It is my belief that a well diversified investment portfolio should include equities, bonds (ok maybe not in this low rate environment), ETFs, insurance products, real-estate, and non-correlated investment products. It should also include REITs (which could be part of your non-correlated investment portfolio). But what are REITs you ask? Well, I (ok maybe not me, but my guest) have all the answers. Listen to learn more.
This episode is sponsored by:
Alignvest Student Housing REIT (ASH REIT) is a private REIT focused on consolidating the highly fragmented purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) sector in Canada. Over three years, ASH REIT has acquired 10 high-quality properties with 4,200 beds valued at $550 million. ASH REIT has a proven track record, and demonstrated resiliency and stability through the pandemic – delivering an annualized return of 10.5% to investors, including an attractive tax-efficient distribution of 5.3%, paid monthly.
Sanjil Shah is the Managing Partner of Alignvest Student Housing REIT. He is a CPA and has almost 20 years of experience in real estate and investment management, having previously built one of Canada’s largest self-storage real estate businesses. Sanjil is also a Managing Partner of Alignvest Management Corporation, a private investment firm.
Additional information is available at alignveststudenthousing.com.
I am also excited to announce my upcoming virtual Financial Workshop on Sept 17th, 2021.
"What would your future self tell you in 30 years that you need to hear now?" Empower your future self now.
Please visit: www.beautifultimesinc.ca/conferenceandworkshops
Space is limited to 20 attendees!
To connect with me for mentorship/coaching/consulting related questions, please also visit: www.financialhealthdoc.com
Or email me at hmfhd2020@gmail.com
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