How Are Nontraded REITs and Nontraded BDCs Managed?
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What is a Nontraded REIT?
Nontraded REIT Basics
Nontraded Vs. Publicly Traded REITs
What is an Alternative Investment?
What is an Alternative Investment?
What is an Alternative Investment?
Why Invest In a Nontraded REIT or Nontraded BDC?
How Does a Nontraded BDC Differ From A Nontraded REIT?
How Will the DOL Rule affect Nontraded REITs?
Where Do You See Opportunity In Alternative Investments?
How Has Blue Vault Impacted the Industry?
The LifeStages Of A Nontraded REIT
Nontraded REITs: In A league Of their Own
Total Asset figures are from the last quarter reported for active programs and are the average total assets for full-cycle programs over their respective lives.
Equity capital raised during offering periods, including DRIP proceeds.
Full-Cycle (Date): Shareholders received cash or listed stock for all common shares of the previously non-traded investment program as of the given date.
In-Process: The investment program has commenced liquidation of its investment portfolio, has announced a merger or sale that has not yet been consummated, or has yet to provide common shareholders with full liquidity for their shares with cash and/or listed stock.
SRP/Tender: Share repurchase or tender program which permits shareholders to sell their shares back to the company, subject to limitations. The frequency, price, and limitations vary by investment program.
Suspended: The investment program has suspended its share repurchase or tender program.
None: The investment program does not have an intermittent liquidity program, but shareholders will receive liquidity upon termination or liquidity event at the end of the investment term.
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