REIT Investing Course | Piranha Profits®

How would you like to be the landlord of hundreds of prime properties (hotels, apartments, shopping malls, warehouses) located all around the world (US, Singapore, China, UK) and collect rental income every 3 months, for the rest of your life?

Here’s the good news: You do not need to be a multi-millionaire to make this happen. Using the power of REITs, you can start building your property portfolio today… with as little as $100!

A Real Estate Investment trust (REIT) is a collective investment vehicle that allows small-time investors to pool their money together and use it to invest in income-generating properties from all around the world.

On their own, most investors can only afford to buy 1 or 2 apartments. However, by investing in REITs, you can diversify into hundreds of properties in different categories (residential, office, industrial) all around the world.

The best part? You can enjoy BOTH capital appreciation and dividend income from REITs.

In the long run, property prices increase at an average annualized growth of 5 − 6%. Not only do you enjoy this capital gain from your investments, you also receive passive income from rental dividends at average 5 − 8% yield. This potentially gives you a combined average return of 10 − 14% a year.

Here’s Why Profit-Driven Investors Trust in REITs to Grow Their Money

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Portfolio Diversification

Real estate investments generally have a low correlation to stocks and provide stability to your overall portfolio.

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Low Starting Capital

REITs allow you to own a portfolio of real estate assets with as little as $100. No risk of taking huge mortgage loans!

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Guaranteed Dividends

REITs are not taxed at corporate level and are required by law to distribute 90% of their rental income back to shareholders.

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Tax-Free in Certain Countries

In some places like Singapore, dividends and capital gains from REITs are 100% tax-free.

Introducing: REIT Investing Course by Adam Khoo

The REIT Investing Course by Adam Khoo consists of 8 content-packed lessons over 22 tutorial videos. You’ll learn Adam Khoo’s investing secrets on how to select the highest quality REITs in the world and how to build and manage a passive income-generating portfolio to achieve financial security and freedom.

This course is perfect for:

Stock Investors & Traders

Diversify your portfolio and start a new passive income stream

Property Investing Beginners

Start your foray into real estate with as little as $100

Busy Professionals

Sit back and collect dividends quarterly with no extra effort

You’ll Love These Course Highlights

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7-Step REIT Screening Strategy

Learn to evaluate any REIT and pick the best ones to invest in with 7 simple steps

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Case studies from both US and Singapore

Unlock investment ideas across the globe that did not previously cross your mind

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Entry & Exit Strategies

Learn exactly when to accumulate or sell your REIT shares for a winning portfolio

Course Curriculum

Lesson 1: Introduction to REITs

How do REITs work?
How REITs can turbocharge and stabilize your investment portfolio
Benefits of REITs v.s. direct property purchase
How to achieve financial freedom with REITs

Lesson 2: Understanding the Different REIT Categories

Characteristics of Retail, Industrial, Commercial, Hospitality and Healthcare REITs
How different REITs compare in terms of capital gain, yield and income stability

Lesson 3: Mastering REIT Terminology Like a Pro Landlord

Learn all about key fundamental ratios like Debt Maturity, Lease Expiry, Occupancy Rate, Gearing Ratios, Yield, Price-to-NAV Ratio and much more

Lesson 4: 7-Step Strategy for Screening the Highest Quality REITs

How to use automated screeners to identify the best quality REITs
Learn the 7-step strategy to evaluating the quality of a REIT
How to pick the best REITs in the world to invest in
Case studies on Singapore-listed REITs

Lesson 5: How to Analyze US-Listed REITs

Key differences when investing in US-listed REITs
Case studies on US-listed REITs

Lesson 6: Investing in REIT Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)

Pros and cons of investing in REIT ETFs
How to select the best REIT ETFs in the market

Lesson 7: How to Build a Winning REIT Portfolio

Keys to building a low-risk, high-return REIT portfolio
Portfolio allocation and position sizing
Entry strategies: "When do I accumulate shares in REITs?"
Exit strategies: "When do I sell my REITs?"

[BONUS] Lesson 8: How to Build Your Financial Freedom Plan

REIT Investing Course

763.40 USD

USUAL PRICE: 1, 388 USD
NOW: 45% OFF

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Watch anywhere, anytime, as many times as you want!

8 Complete Lessons, 6+ Hours of Video Content

Dedicated Email Support
Get your questions answered by Adam Khoo and his team

BONUS #1
Exclusive Investing Tools (Worth USD 200)
REIT Portfolio Tracker + Financial Planning Calculator

BONUS #2
Exclusive REIT Scanner (Worth USD 500)
Check the key financial figures of each REIT at one glance

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