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Investments from another direction - REITs

Hi everyone - a post with value..fourth round, 2 of 3 (by Ido Neuman, CPA and personal financial planner) they always talk about what to do with the money you get from investments, when it's still small amounts... well, since you already have an account in the US "B, it can be invested again in real estate but from a different direction; Below are 6 REIT funds that distribute a monthly dividend (below are the main points of the article...

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  1. Unequivocally not worth it if you have the option to pay.
    If you don't have an option right now, it's something else. You do not save anything and you do not know the future implications of the application.
    At present no bank offers deferment
    And the possibility is only
    forbearance
    And this is under the auspices of the law.
    Tamir Alush asked the most important question and you did not answer him and hence I understand that you did not research the topic in depth.
    The mortgage debt will not be added to the end of the loan but to the month in which you stop deferring payments and there you will pay a lump sum that will undermine you in one fell swoop.
    In addition in the future when you take out another loan the lender has the right to ask them if you have requested a deferral of payments on a loan you have made in the past. A positive answer can affect future interest rates and conditions.
    If not obligated, I would have avoided.

  2. There are programs that offer to freeze payments and actually "postpone" the life of the mortgage for several months and there are programs that offer forbearance - which is a temporary and artificial freeze. If your monthly payment is $ 1, the offer is to pay nothing for three months and in the fourth month $ 4. Nice but not significant.