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I been talking about those mREITs and REITs. Have any of you listened!?

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I have a few small positions in some REITs, some are doing ok, some aren't. Most are still returning income, we'll see if that changes as the money really does run out.

WPG just announced a reverse split, buhbye.

Just looked it up. Heard about these in the past.

Any suggestions for a good place to invest in some m/REITs?

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If they're exchange traded, then any broker. As much as I hate to suggest Robinhood, it's a easy way to get started before you graduate to a real broker. I believe most of the old-school broker houses now have personal investment accounts you can open.

I will say that if you open a Robinhood account, don't fall into the trap they offer - it's presented like a game and this is very real money you can lose. Stay away from any trending down towards $1.00, especially if they're on the NYSE, they can get delisted or do a reverse split (many to 1 share) and keep going down.

Most of all, do your homework. The market is generally crap right now, but most are still holding some value because real property is real assets and still has income. Research, research, research.

Excellent! Thank you for the informative reply

I've heard about Robinhood. Seems a decent option to get started. At least they're not as shady with their practices as something like Stash Invest.

Thanks again!

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Print that money! Print that money! brrr brrr brrr!

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Lol...

People don't think it be like it is but it do.

Seriously tho, that's why holding cash is such a bad idea. It losses value quickly.

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brrrrr in moneyspeak means "devalue" in English.