The connected starting point for REIT research: where filings live, finding dividend histories, index lists, glossaries, and how to read an annual report.
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What Reit Link Does
A connector pointing readers to the primary sources of REIT knowledge: where filings live, how to find dividend histories, index lists, and a working glossary.
Public REITs file with securities regulators — how to pull any REIT's reports from the public record, free.
Finding a REIT's full payout record — the raw data behind every yield claim you'll ever read.
Where the authoritative lists of publicly traded REITs are maintained, by sector and size.
FFO, NOI, cap rate, triple-net — linked definitions for every term REIT documents assume you know.
A section-by-section path through a REIT annual report, from property tables to debt schedules.
A sensible order for the sources: definitions first, filings second, commentary last.
How Reit Link Works
Learn the dozen terms REIT documents assume, so the sources read as information instead of jargon.
Filings, dividend histories, and index lists — the firsthand sources every claim should trace back to.
Opinions are useful only after you can check them against the record yourself.
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Yes — public REITs must file their reports with securities regulators, and those filings are publicly accessible. The primary record costs nothing; only the shortcuts around it do.
A glossary, then one REIT's latest annual report cover to cover. One real filing teaches the vocabulary faster than a year of secondhand commentary.
No — it's a map to primary sources. What you conclude from them, and any decisions, are yours to make with licensed professionals.
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