Compound interest is receiving interest on the money you initially invested (principal), and also receiving interest on previously accumulated interest. You can think of this as “interest on interest”, and this is fundamental for accumulating wealth.
“We feel a deep social responsibility to both our tenants and our investors, and take pride in owning or financing apartment buildings across the country and partnering in the construction of quality housing, not just earning high returns. Our investors appreciate that as well — we’re fulfilling a need, and it feels good to be part of the solution.”
The housing crisis in Canada refers to the shortage of affordable housing, particularly in urban areas. Investing in real estate, such as through a public or private REIT, can impact the housing crisis in Canada in both positive and negative ways.
At Alitis, we take a great deal of time and effort to ensure that your portfolios are both well-dressed and well-suited for a variety of market conditions.
It is important to be aware of common scams and to stay vigilant to avoid becoming a victim. This article will discuss the latest CRA and DocuSign scams going around.
It’s important to note that both private and public REITs can be a valuable addition to an investor’s portfolio, and each type has its own advantages and disadvantages. It’s important to do your research and consider your investment goals before deciding which type of REIT is right for you.
Choosing a financial professional is a big decision and can be one of the most important relationships you have in your lifetime.
This 95 unit multi-family apartment and 4,078 sq ft commercial retail property is held in the Alitis Private REIT.
Alitis celebrated its grand opening in Comox on Thursday, March 2nd from 3-6PM. The newest office, the third on Vancouver Island, is located at 103-695 Aspen Road.
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