I’ve always liked the idea of passive income, but being a landlord isn’t for me — too much cost, hassle, and risk. That’s why I invest in REITs instead. They provide rental income exposure with much lower barriers and far less stress. With dividend yields of 5%–7%, REITs offer stable, long-term cash flow that fits my investment goals.
I’m especially drawn to diversified and healthcare REITs. CapLand IntCom Trust gives access to multiple property types, while ParkwayLife REIT offers stability through long-term leases in the healthcare sector. This mix balances income and growth while helping cushion market volatility.
Between REITs and Tiger Vault, I prefer REITs for their higher yield and growth potential. Tiger Vault is useful for short-term cash parking, but for income and upside, REITs win. If I had to pick one, I’d recommend CapLand Ascendas REIT — strong fundamentals, quality assets, and solid long-term outlook.
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