REIT ETFs offer low yields, but selective active REITs can yield around 6%.

REIT ETFs like iShares US Real Estate ETF and State Street Real Estate ETF offer relatively low dividend yields of 2.3% and 3.4% respectively, due to their growth-heavy holdings. However, higher income opportunities exist through selective, active REIT investing, with some overlooked REITs providing yields around 6% alongside strong fundamentals. Investors interested in higher yields may benefit from active portfolio management and expert guidance, such as that offered by the High Yield Landlord group led by Jussi Askola, CFA.