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Frequently Asked Questions
What are REITs (Fundos Imobiliários)?
Brazilian REITs (FIIs) are pooled investments that hold real estate assets such as office buildings, shopping malls, logistics warehouses, and hospitals. FIIs distribute at least 95% of profits monthly to shareholders, with income exempt from income tax for individuals, making them ideal for investors seeking passive income.
How do I choose a good REIT?
To choose a good REIT, look at indicators such as dividend yield (DY), P/B (price to book value), vacancy rate, liquidity, management type, and property quality. Use the screener to filter REITs by these criteria. Also consider the consistency of historical dividends and the fund's strategy.
What's the difference between brick-and-mortar and paper REITs?
Brick-and-mortar REITs invest directly in physical properties (offices, malls, warehouses) and earn from rent. Paper REITs invest in real-estate-backed fixed-income securities (CRIs, LCIs) and earn from interest. There are also fund-of-funds REITs, which invest in shares of other REITs, and hybrid REITs, which combine both approaches.
Do REITs pay dividends monthly?
Yes, most REITs distribute income monthly. By law, REITs must distribute at least 95% of profits to shareholders. REIT dividends are exempt from income tax for individuals, making them an excellent option for those seeking recurring passive income.
How do I use the REIT screener?
Use the filters to select REIT type (brick-and-mortar, paper, hybrid), dividend yield, P/B, and other indicators. Click column headers to sort by dividend yield, liquidity, or vacancy rate. Click any REIT to see a full analysis with dividend history, portfolio composition, and detailed indicators.