Title: You can get rent while lying down (2)

You can get rent while lying down (2): Investing in Midvalley shopping malls with small capital

It's just a matter of how to achieve a steady stream of income. For the average person, of course, it is an investment in buying a house. First, rent is used to collect rent, and second, after the property is added, it is possible to earn a premium, getting more in one fell swoop. The problem is that it is not easy to invest in real estate. It only takes a few months, or even a year's salary, to be done with a down payment (down payment).

So is it really that difficult to buy and invest in a house? Taking a step back, even if you buy a property that suits your needs, even if you successfully buy a property, you won't necessarily be able to rent or rent it, nor will it necessarily be a high-quality tenant. When you encounter tenants from hell, you not only lose rent, but you also have to spend a significant amount of money to handle the aftercare work. It can be said that the gains outweigh the losses.

So what should investors who face small capital or worry about tenants do well? Actually, this problem is not difficult to solve at all, because there is an investment tool on the market that is very suitable for investing in Xiaobai, called a REIT - a real estate trust fund.

The amount of this investment instrument can be as small as tens of yuan to millions, and can be invested depending on how much the individual's investment capital is.

Using a more visual example, shopping malls, five-star hotels, offices, etc. worth up to 100 million ringgit are cut into 100 million small tiles. Each tile only requires RM1 to invest. If you have more money, you invest more “tiles,” and if you have less money, you invest a little less “tiles,” depending on everyone's financial ability.

What are the benefits of investing in these “tiles”? Since they are the owners of the “tiles,” they are now chartered and can collect rent.

WANT TO LEARN MORE? Come to the Futu live broadcast on 5/12, and I'll share with you the investment priorities of REITs.