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5 REITs That I've Been Buying (VIDEO)

Sep. 25, 2020 9:18 AM ETAVB, ESS, FRT, O, STOR14 Comments
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Long Only, Long-Term Horizon, Dividend Investing, Value

Seeking Alpha Analyst Since 2012

University of Virginia, class of 2011 B.A English

Senior Investment Analyst at Wide Moat Research.

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I am also the former  editor-in-chief and portfolio manager at The Intelligent Dividend Investor.  

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Summary

  • I highlight O, STORE, ESS, AVB, and FRT.
  • I think all of these stocks offer safe dividends and attractive valuations.
  • These names are all near the top of my watch list and I plan to continue to accumulate shares.

Hey everyone, I put together this video discussion Realty Income (O), Store Capital (STOR), Essex Property Trust (ESS), AvalonBay Communities (AVB), and Federal Realty Investment Trust (FRT). These are all high quality REITs that are currently trading near or below fair value right now, in my opinion. I've bought shares of all 5 throughout 2020 and plan to continue to accumulate shares. I am working on a written article on these stocks as well, but for those who like the video content, here you go!

Analyst's Disclosure: I am/we are long o, STOR, ESS, AVB, FRT.

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