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The 10.84% Yield REIT ETF That Pays Monthly Like a Rental Property, Without the Tenants

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One of the first numbers a real estate investor usually looks at is the capitalization rate, or cap rate. The calculation is straightforward: take a property’s annual net operating income (NOI) and divide it by its purchase price or current market value. For example, a property producing $60,000 of NOI and valued at $1 million, for example, has a 6% cap rate.
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