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To: Paul Senior who wrote (71645)12/1/2022 3:13:16 PM
From: E_K_S  Respond to of 78753
 
Re: CTO

I also added at/near the offering price $19.00/share. Sold a few WMB & NWE both now yielding below 5% and put the proceeds into CTO.

Remember the stock recently split 2 for 1 and prior to that was growing FCF. So, yes, management has done well over the period I have been watching (many other REITs have not done as well growing their FCF).

That said, if we go into a recession, they will have the cash to buy some single tenant properties at a 'relative' discount. Very important they get at the right price.

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FWIW; also added BGS at $12.37; sold a few high cost shares of BLDR w/ plans on adding more on a 5% sell off



To: Paul Senior who wrote (71645)12/2/2022 5:21:00 PM
From: Madharry  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 78753
 
saw something about blackrock limiting redemptions out of their real estate fund. I think it was the one that invests mostly in single family homes. I think that if you can buy something that has a reasonable 8% dividend and offers inflation protection that sounds pretty good and you are gonna do a lot better owning that than the average stock market or bond investor. I just wonder if you are better off with cto or cio or should just own both.