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Where are yields on cash purchase > 5% ??

Started by rkerrnyclon
almost 14 years ago
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I do NOT want this to be a discussion of the merits of real estate as an investment but rather about where yields are better for an all cash purchaser . In ny Ive obtained around 5% or 4.5% but that was last year and prices are up and no inventory left in Williamsburg area where i invested and that was above the norm in ny i realize. Anyway, i want to purchase elsewhere not have more exposure in ny. Looking in medium sized cities in mid Atlantic for condos -- and I've Justin started to look -- it's not much better than NYC . A friend looking in Miami is looking at a couple places that are below 5%. Anyone suggest a market where yields are higher for a cash purchase? (obviously a relevant issue is the price outlook,risk factors of that market).
Response by NWT
almost 14 years ago
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There're quite a few REIT ETFs returning more than that, so you could see where the REITs are investing. Or do it the easy way and just buy the ETFs.

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Response by Brooks2
almost 14 years ago
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Ive been earning 15-20% in mtge reits , agnc nly

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Response by nycfund
almost 14 years ago
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This doesn't answer your question but...

By cash purchase you mean unlevered yield?
And what do you mean by yield? A snap-shot in time when the unit is occupied? Otherwise, think impossible to say unless buying several units at a time to smooth out costs+revenue losses.

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Response by ph41
almost 14 years ago
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>Brooks2 - are these mortgage reits the equivalent of junk bonds? How can you possibly be getting 15@ returns with mortgage rates so low?

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Response by Brooks2
almost 14 years ago
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I told u the symbols, look them up your self. Thought that was pretty simple. They only buy agency( ins by fnmae or freddie mac)mortgages but yes they do lever. Yes they do pay-out high dividends 14-18% yield.

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Response by Brooks2
almost 14 years ago
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Yes I have owned some foe years.

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Response by Brooks2
almost 14 years ago
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Wait their stock price have rallied a bit of late so now I am only getting 13-16% divi yield. That stinks huh

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Response by Brooks2
almost 14 years ago
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If u want one that buys distressed loans try pmt that ones been a loser for me too.

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Response by Brooks2
almost 14 years ago
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If u want one that is diversified try mfa. It buys distressed securities and ins. ones. And if you want to sell you can do so by pressing a button pretty liquid.

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Response by Brooks2
almost 14 years ago
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And the best part......... You can do all this without a RE broker.

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Response by caonima
almost 14 years ago
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what reits?

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Response by huntersburg
almost 14 years ago
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caonima, keep up with yourself.

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