QUOTE(Jordy @ Mar 20 2012, 12:29 PM)
To get a rich husband is more like goreng stock (high risk high gain), to get a great husband is more like invest stock (steady income). Added on March 20, 2012, 1:07 pm
QUOTE(Desvaro @ Mar 20 2012, 11:21 AM)
Cheeroy, may I know how this website reached a figure of 8% yield on STARREIT?
http://mreit.reitdata.com/
I also get it from this website. So it's 8.6% gross yield. http://mreit.reitdata.com/
Anyway, lets just assume it to be 7-8% then. No need think too hard on this.
Added on March 20, 2012, 1:09 pm
QUOTE(cherroy @ Mar 20 2012, 10:29 AM)
It can be advantage and disadvantage as well.
Advantage, already said.
Disadvantage, if rental market exploding to upside, you don't get the increment of income like those shorter lease one especially for the like mall or office type.
To me if I want to opt for a stable fixed income, Stareit is one of good choice, aka don't mind getting 6.6% yield with little capital appreciation/depreciation issue.
Little worry on tenant issue, as already under long term lease, apart from tenants close shop (which is another story)
Little worry on financial market credit freeze (like 2008) that can affect the refinance cost and ability due to low gearing.
But, upwards potential is capped (so does for most reit), due to fixed lease rate while there is only 5% increment of lease rate for every 5 years.
I am still a bit blur blur on how to judge the income from Hotel reit. Advantage, already said.
Disadvantage, if rental market exploding to upside, you don't get the increment of income like those shorter lease one especially for the like mall or office type.
To me if I want to opt for a stable fixed income, Stareit is one of good choice, aka don't mind getting 6.6% yield with little capital appreciation/depreciation issue.
Little worry on tenant issue, as already under long term lease, apart from tenants close shop (which is another story)
Little worry on financial market credit freeze (like 2008) that can affect the refinance cost and ability due to low gearing.
But, upwards potential is capped (so does for most reit), due to fixed lease rate while there is only 5% increment of lease rate for every 5 years.
Is the rental fees fixed at certain rates? Or is it depends on the hotel's business?
Thanks!
This post has been edited by yok70: Mar 20 2012, 01:09 PM
Mar 20 2012, 01:04 PM

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