Author: Shane Adam Yellin on March 29, 2010
Are the benefits of high dividend yield REITs outweighed by artificial constraints propping up commercial real estate prices?
Lender | APR | Rate (%) | Points | Fees | Monthly Payment |
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![]() NMLS ID: 1835285 |
6.116% | 6.000% | 0.75 | $4,000 | $1,919 | Learn More |
![]() NMLS ID: 6606 |
6.585% | 6.490% | 1.00 | $3,178 | $2,021 | Learn More |
![]() NMLS ID: 401822 |
6.656% | 6.500% | 0.63 | $5,203 | $2,023 | Learn More |
![]() NMLS ID: 1025894 |
6.701% | 6.625% | 0.63 | $2,505 | $2,049 | Learn More |
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RB
March 29, 2010
That's a bit of a stretch. REITs are far more likely to buy back their own debt with cash on hand than to overpay for purchases of new assets.
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