Welcome back to the 3rd part of the ‘Ready to REITire’ video series done in collaboration with The Joyful Investors.

For those of you who are seeing this for the first time, this 5-part video series was done with the purpose of educating fellow investors who are new to investing everything they need to know to start investing in REITs and generate a steady stream of income for themselves.

The first part of the video talks about what a REIT is, advantages of investing in one, and its limitations, and you can check it out here; the second part of the video talks about 3 things we look at before deciding whether a REIT is worthy of a place in our investment portfolio, and you can check it out here.

Moving on, in the next video, Hazelle and myself will be sharing with you 3 potential ‘red flags’ you need to make sure the REITs you have selected are free of before you go ahead and invest in them:

** if you are unable to watch the video above, you can click here to watch it on YouTube.

As always, if there’s anything you’re not too sure about and want to clarify, feel free to let me know here.

You can also get in touch with The Joyful Investors with any questions you may have via the following channels – Telegram, Facebook, and Instagram.

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