REITS are listed on the KLSE.
U buy them like any other stocks. Just sign up with any brokerage.

the assets owned by the REIT.
what affects them would normally be vacancy rates, utilities (ie. electricity hikes)

most people go into REITs for their relative stability and high dividend yields.
where u at? klang valley?

big guns all come out already. kwiklee u better arrange and set up the meeting

of cos lol, lets make it a small gathering la.
untung u get to hear from so many sifus here.

yea man..
up 5% almost d

hear hear!

wonder why.. the pricing isn't too high..
and it isnt as illiquid as other REITS.

how about axis reit in april! haha anyone going?

or u could bring me.

what has Digi been giving?

buffet should be fine

lol not all company's give buffet, but yea in theory you're right.

nope i doubt it. u can try asking

sorry which company are you talking about? IGB Reit?

as gark said.. it doesn't matter what price the REIT is going for..
if u invest RM3K, its still 3K.. you just get different no. of units.

if the return is 5%.. u still get RM150.

that is not the point..
the point is u shouldn't care if its RM1 or RM10 per share.
your amount invested will be ie. RM3K

btw 1 lot is 100 units in malaysia and that is the minimum to purchase.
how would u feel about 500 units at RM2?

This post has been edited by Hapeng: Mar 9 2015, 08:43 PM

yea the most bang for your buck would be RM8K and above. but its not such a big difference. I think RM3K is fine. You don't wana invest RM1K and pay a minimum of RM10. That would be a 1% fee.

yup!

yes u cover back.. but you could've made lets say 5% more right.