Where to invest is a question on many people’s minds today. Manyare seeking to mitigate risk and avoid the costly mistakes of thepast while still owning a lucrative investment. As such, a growingdebate has emerged about where best to place capital. Although somewould dismiss real estate as too costly; closer inspection revealsa well of opportunity.
Let’s say you were looking to invest in either CVS bonds or realestate earlier this year (CVS rated BBB+ by Moody’s). A 10yrissuance that was done in March of 2009 has maturity date of 2019.It pays a coupon of 6.6% and is priced at $111.45; you wouldreceive a yield to maturity of 5.04%, and an annual yield of5.92%.
Now let’s look at an opportunity to purchase a brick and mortarstore that CVS would lease from you. The lease runs through 2034,and property is for sale at $3.5Mil. Furthermore, there are.50/Sqft increases in rent every five years.
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