Will you choose the re-investment plan?
Please correct me if i was wrong.

From this 4.3 sen,
1.10 sen must be in cash,
2.10 sen can be either in cash, or to re-invest (partly, or in full).

re-invest:
can buy new units at RM2.30/unit, with 1 sen of dividend + extra money RM2.29.
and the remaining 1.10 sen in cash.

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And I'm blur now. I must be wrong somewhere. Since if the above is correct, it should be rather:
1. 2.20 sen in cash
2. remaining 1 sen can be used to re-invest by adding RM2.29 to buy 1 unit.

Please enlighten me. 

AMFirst income distribution 4.48 cents 

Less than previous one.

The Board has determined that the IDRP will apply to the Third Interim Income Distribution, in which the gross electable portion of 2.10 sen per unit out of the Third Interim Income Distribution of 4.30 sen per unit (of which 2.00 sen per unit is taxable and 0.10 sen per unit is non-taxable in the hands of unitholders) (“Electable Portion”) can be elected to be reinvested in new units and the remaining portion of 2.20 sen per unit (which is taxable in the hands of unitholders) will be paid in cash.

The IDRP also provides the unitholders the option to reinvest the entire Electable Portion or part of the Electable Portion based on the proportion as determined by the Board. In this regard, the Board has also determined the proportion of the Electable Portion in which the unitholders can elect to reinvest in new units will be 1.00 sen per unit (which is taxable in the hands of unitholders) of the Electable Portion, and the remaining 1.10 sen per unit (of which 1.00 sen per unit is taxable and 0.10 sen per unit is non-taxable in the hands of unitholders) of the Electable Portion will be paid in cash. If the unitholders elect not to participate in the IDRP, then the Electable Portion will be paid wholly in cash.

Yes, unless tenant "close shop".
The rental will be revised every 5 years, up 10% if not mistaken.

Without any further new injection of properties and nothing unforseen circumstances, the yield will be roughly the same, throughout, roughly 6.7~6.9 cents.
I don't quite remember exactly, but roughly the figure.

Reit yield only can go up
1. Rental revision to upwards.
2. More better yield properties being injected.
3. More leverage. (which Stareit is one of lowest gearing among all the reit listed here).
4. Leverage cost become cheaper due to cheaper refinance cost/interest rate.