STAREIT is the slowest non-moving REIT in my portfolio. Bought @ 0.86 in Dec 2009. Today also still 0.86. Meanwhile, other REITs had move some. Not saying that its bad, dividend is ok. The almost non-existent news about new property injection etc is not doing it any good. However, since I am already in, I will keep it and hope for some good news soon 

i sell all my assets to buy if this is the formula....the 7% is per annum.... so RM 7000 is the answer but the 7% is not fix... may change from time to time depend to the rental receivable - management expenses...... right? 

say u invest 100k get rm7000 a year which is 7% return, who know next year rental drop to rm6000, then your shares will drop too.

7% per annum how to get 14,000?

In current worldwide environment, 7% is considered pretty high return rate.

Very little investment product can come out with 7% yield (if capital appreciation doesn't take into account).

10 years US treasuries 2.6%
Aussie FD (considered one of highest in the world) 4.5%
Malaysia FD around 3%.
Own your residential properties, most around or below 5% net yield only.
Ordinary stock dividend, 5-6% is considered high already.

If you expect a 14% yield, sorry, none. Except when fire-sale time, especially during crisis unfold.

There is one time Axreit got 14% yield, during 2008, when it dropped to Rm1.00, with DPU around 14 cents.
But this was during financial crisis, and lot of risk and uncertainty involved that time, issue like :
1. Re-financing of loan might not able to get, which could trigger the fire-sale of reit properties and collapse of reit,
2. Can't get tenants due to severe recession etc.

Please don't, reit is never the same with FD.
There were reit collapse as well, particularly during 2008 (particular overseas one with high leverage one)

There are some risk exposure, it is not a FD.

I bought Amfirst, SunReit and Qcap within these 2weeks.. Anxious for my virgin dividend..

Brother veilside2010,  I just don't fancy much of SUNREIT as it's projected dividend for next year is the lowest at it's price. If I were you I would go for the other REITS like AmanahRaya, AmFirst, Al-AQAR KPJ, Quill Capita, StarHill or Tower.....all these are paying good dividend & most are sold at a discount of their NAV except Al-AQAR KPJ. These are my part of present reits portfolio [ more than 90%]but do hope to add CMMT if it's dividend is higher next year......have to wait for it's annual report before I dive in.  As you had know that we invest in REITS because it's giving good dividend compare to other investments......so shouldn't you look for the yield {%} before you make the final choice. As it is SUNREIT projected yield is around 6.8% whereas the others mention above are around 7.2% to 8%.....yes, a small difference in the yield percentage makes alot of difference if you are holding 300 or 500 lots. Maybe if SUNREIT drops to about 85 cents, then  you might give it a thought.
And take a good read at this article which I posted earlier...
SOURCE:  http://boyboycute.blogspot.com/search/label/SUNWAY%20REIT
Cheers.