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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index
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To: Perspective who wrote (87299)8/27/2007 5:14:52 PM
From: KyrosLRead Replies (1) of 306849
 
Some muni CEFs trade at discounts to NAV with taxable equivalent yields of around 6.5%. Most are mildly leveraged (30% or so leverage). Their bonds are investment grade, mostly AAA. Examples: MMU, VGM, PGM, NXR, NPF, IQT, DTF, PPM, PIF.

I have some of them. You can research them here
cefa.com
and here:
etfconnect.com
FMO is interesting, but has a rather large expense ratio, and equity exposure. It's OK, if you want equity exposure at this point.
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