REITs

Stocks declined more than 10% in 2000; REITs returned better than 25%. Stocks declined more than 12% in 2001; REITs provided positive returns better than 12%. Stocks declined 23% in 2002. REITs returned about 5%. REITs also out performed stocks in 2003 and 2004. But that is past. The good news is REITs are still selling for the value of their buildings, weathered the recession better than stocks, pay tax advantaged dividends greater than 5%, will raise dividends in 2005 even if the recession returns, and have better prospects than stocks over the next ten years.

REITs for the New Decade shows you how to spring loose from the bear trap and get into a new asset class that will increase your returns and lower the volatility of your portfolio. The report is written for retirement savers and retired investors as well as other medium to long-term investors.

Everyone knows you need multiple job skills to survive in the new economy. You also need multiple investment skills to thrive in today's markets. REITs for the New Decade will add a new approach to your investment strategy.

The 2001 97-page edition of REITs for the New Decade is no longer available. Look for a 2005 addition in September 2005 in conjunction with the release of Retire On The House.

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