#RETIs

[bancavia]

Invertir en REITs y SOCIMIs: Acceso al Mercado Inmobiliario.

Los REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) y las SOCIMIs (Sociedades Cotizadas de Inversión en el Mercado Inmobiliario) son vehículos de inversión que permiten a los inversores acceder al mercado inmobiliario sin necesidad de adquirir propiedades directamente. Ambos ofrecen ventajas únicas y oportunidades atractivas para generar ingresos pasivos. ¿Qué son los REITs? Los REITs son sociedades de inversión inmobiliaria que poseen y gestionan una cartera de propiedades que generan ingresos, como edificios de oficinas, centros comerciales, apartamentos y hoteles. Están obligados por ley a distribuir la mayor parte de sus beneficios (generalmente el 90%) en forma de dividendos a sus accionistas, proporcionando una fuente de ingresos estable y atractiva para los inversores. ¿Qué son las SOCIMIs? Las SOCIMIs son la versión española de los REITs. Estas sociedades cotizan en el mercado bursátil español y están reguladas por una legislación específica que las obliga a distribuir al menos el 80% de los beneficios generados por alquileres y el 50% de las plusvalías obtenidas por la venta de propiedades. Al igual que los REITs, las SOCIMIs permiten a los inversores acceder a una cartera diversificada de propiedades inmobiliarias con una inversión relativamente baja. Ventajas de Invertir en REITs y SOCIMIs Alto Rendimiento por Dividendos: Dado que están obligados a distribuir una gran parte de sus beneficios, los inversores pueden esperar recibir ingresos regulares y sustanciales. Diversificación: Al invertir en REITs o SOCIMIs, adquieres una participación en una cartera diversificada de propiedades, lo que reduce el riesgo en comparación con la inversión en una única propiedad. Liquidez: A diferencia de la inversión directa en bienes inmuebles, los REITs y las SOCIMIs son líquidos. Puedes vender tus participaciones en cualquier momento durante el horario de mercado, lo que proporciona flexibilidad y acceso rápido a tu dinero. Gestión Profesional: Las propiedades en las que invierten los REITs y las SOCIMIs son gestionadas por profesionales del sector inmobiliario, eliminando las preocupaciones sobre la administración y el mantenimiento de las propiedades. Consideraciones al Invertir en REITs y SOCIMIs Invertir en REITs y SOCIMIs es una estrategia particularmente atractiva para acceder al sector inmobiliario con una inversión inicial baja y recibir ingresos regulares a través de dividendos. La liquidez que ofrecen estos instrumentos permite vender participaciones si se necesita el dinero, mientras que la gestión profesional de las propiedades elimina muchas de las complicaciones asociadas con la inversión directa en bienes inmuebles. Sin embargo, es crucial realizar un due diligence para investigar y entender en qué estás invirtiendo, ya que, como con cualquier inversión, hay riesgos involucrados. Limitaciones Una limitación a considerar es que los inversores en REITs y SOCIMIs no pueden obtener financiación para comprar los activos, lo que implica que la rentabilidad, a pesar de estar diversificada, no alcanza porcentajes tan altos como las inversiones apalancadas. Estas opciones de inversión ofrecen una forma accesible y eficiente de participar en el mercado inmobiliario, proporcionando a los inversores con capital limitado una oportunidad única de generar ingresos pasivos y diversificar sus carteras.

[toherrys]

"Were they for you?"

Fanart for chapter 12 of @bouncymouse's survival horror fic Clockwork Soldiers

[spiderthread]

why don't you let yourself be gently peeled off the ground and tossed across the back of a horse like a sack of potatoes by the most handsome man in china, then maybe you'll calm down

(+ bonus:)

[manga-meow]

[oldsardens]

Istvan Reti - Men on the Beach (On the Beach of Anzio; Twilight Beach) 1907

[harpoonsnotspoons]

That motherfucker can't handle being alone

Something something destroying your whole dimension and everyone you loved gives you horrible terrible issues at the thought of being alone again

[mudmushrooms]

is this anything

[artemispt]

I’ll never be over this

[dailyholmes]

"'Cut out the poetry, Watson,' said Holmes severly." The Adventure of the Retired Colourman. Published in The Strand Magazine. Frank Wiles, 1927

Source

[akkivee]

YOU MAY QUESTION IF YOUVE TAKEN THE RIGHT PATH AND FEEL LOST BC OF THE CHOICES YOUVE MADE BUT YOU KEEP STEPPING ANYWAY YOURE STILL ON YOUR WAAAAAAAAAY🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

[toherrys]

Tifa's Costa del Sol outfit really is something eh. This was all I could think of and Reno gets the honor of living it out

[hi1stuff]

HE LEARNED TO TIE HIS TIE PROPERLY 🥹🥹🥹

[manga-meow]

[project-sekai-facts]

Do you have any info on the schools?? Any new stuff you wanna say or links to old facts but I need as much stuff on kamiyama for a fic,,…, but any info on miyama would b appreciated too!!!

I haven’t posted any facts about them before so this is just what I can remember off the top of my head.

Kamikou is a co-ed school that is more accessible to lower income backgrounds than Miyajou is (inferred; Harumichi wanted to send Toya to a private school instead, An and the Shinonomes attend who are implied to be from a lower socioeconomic background). The school is actually relatively new and a flashback in The Vivid Old Tale shows that it was being built while An was a child. She even hides on the building site at one point during the story.

Kamikou also offers evening classes, which Ena attends. It has a middle school as well, which Rui and Mizuki attended (Akito might have attended I can’t remember rn, everyone else is confirmed to have gone to middle school elsewhere).

Kamikou clubs include film, soccer and various other sports, while its committees include student council, disciplinary, library, and gardening.

Miyajou is an all-girls academy located on the other side of Shibuya to Kamikou. It is described multiple times as being a “school for rich kids”, meaning that it probably has a high fee (I don’t remember it ever being referred to as a private school).

Miyajou offers a credit-based pathway, where students who are busy with work or such can acquire credits until they have enough to graduate instead of attending formal lessons. Haruka took this pathway when she was in ASRUN, and all of MMJ recently decided to change to this course. It also has a middle school, which was attended by the members of Leo/need and Mafuyu.

Miyajou clubs include tea ceremony, home economics, soft tennis, rhythmic gymnastics, archery, dance, and swimming, while its committees include student council, school festival organisation, beautification and animal caretaking.

Aside from that, both schools follow the policies and structure of a typical Japanese school, so I suggest looking into that if you need more information.

[tremendously-crazy]

We, as sherlock holmes fans, are so quick to diss the casebook of s sherlock holmes, but forget entirely about this cold scene from the Retired Colourman:

"This is my friend Mr. Barker,' said Holmes. "He has been interesting himself also in your business, Mr. Josiah Amberley, though we have been working independently. But we both have the same question to ask you!"

Mr. Amberley sat down heavily. He sensed im- pending danger. I read it in his straining eyes and his twitching features. "What is the question, Mr. Holmes?"

"Only this : What did you do with the bodies?"

[marikamalia]