Invest with less than BRL 10: the most affordable FIIs on the market pay dividends of up to 15% in 12 months

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Increasingly popular in Brazil, real estate funds are seen as an easy way to invest in the real estate market. This is because one of the features of the product is that it is accessible even for those who do not have the money to buy a property. Currently, it is possible to invest in FII, as they are known, with less than R$10.

Real estate funds raise funds from investors to buy properties that can then be rented or sold. The income obtained from the transactions -leases or capital gains- are distributed among the shareholders, in the proportion in which each one invested.

The income that passes to investors, in the form of dividends, is exempt from Income Tax, one of the main attractions of the product.

Survey of infomoney with data from Economatica, a financial information platform, lists 16 FIIs with shares that currently cost less than R$ 10, considering only the most traded portfolios on the Stock Exchange and included in the I fixan index that brings together the main funds in the market.

Although the entry fee is small, these funds offer, in some cases, a dividend rate of return (dividend yield) higher than the current Selic rate of 13.75% per year, referential for fixed income investments.

In 12 months, for example, Vinci Credit Securities (VCRI11), Rate RE (VGIR11) and accounts receivable from Atrium Reit (ARRI11) accumulate a dividend yield above 15%.

Consult the complete list of FIIs that cost less than R$ 10 and the respective rates of return with dividends (dividend yield):

Source: Economic

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Are accessible FIIs an opportunity?

Analysts remember that the fact that a share costs little does not necessarily mean that the paper is cheap or that the investment represents an opportunity. The value, in this case, is more associated with the number of shares issued by the fund.

In an example with an apartment worth R$100,000, if the property is divided into 100 parts, each fraction will represent R$1,000. If the division is by 1,000 parts, the fraction would be R$ 100. In both cases, the value of the apartment will be the same, but the fraction may cost more or less.

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Real estate funds are equity products and, unlike fixed income, the equities invested in this asset class can change over time, as can the amount of dividends paid to the investor.

Thus, some FIIs require greater attention given the complexity of the operations. From the list of FII whose shares cost less than R$ 10, Tordesilhas EI (TORD11) and the Brazilian Cemetery and Death Care (CAUTION11), for example, have not distributed dividends, which would represent a problem for those who invest looking for passive income.

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fix today

In the session of this Monday (29), the I fix – index of the most traded real estate funds on the stock market – operates in a positive field. At 12:36 p.m., the indicator registered an increase of 0.02%, to 3,007 points. Take a look at the other highlights of the day.

Highest highs this Monday (29):

Major casualties this Monday (29):

Source: B3

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Giro Imobiliário: FII “high yield” leaves out low tide and has a higher dividend in May; inflation projection for 2023 drops to 5.71%

FII “high yield” leaves out low tide and has a higher dividend in May; check out the top payers

Providing relief to its more than 133,000 investors, the FII Devant Recebíveis (MUST11) will close the month of May with the highest dividend return rate (dividend yield) among the main real estate funds on the Stock Exchange. The percentage was 1.78% in the month.

The number is part of a survey by the infomoney with data from Economatica, a financial information platform. The study takes into account the 111 real estate funds that make up the I fix – Index of the most traded FIIs in B3.

All the portfolios have already announced the distribution of dividends expected for this month. The last one was BTG Pactual Terras Agrícolas (BTRA11), which will pay R$ 0.80 per share next Thursday (31).

In May, 61 portfolios had a dividend yield above 1%. the number is less than 64 registered in April.

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On the 15th, the MUST11 paid R$ 0.85 per share, equivalent to one dividend yield of 1.78%, the highest of the period. Next, NCH Brasil Receives (NCHB11) and Vinci Credit Securities (VCRI11) with gains of 1.61% and 1.58%, respectively. Check out the list of the top ten contributors in May.

Boletim Focus: inflation projection for 2023 drops to 5.71% and GDP rises to 1.26%

Market analysts’ inflation projections fell again this week, while the GDP growth forecast increased, according to data published this Monday (29) by the Central Bank’s Focus Report.

According to the BC report, the projection for the IPCA 2023 dropped from 5.80% in the survey released last week to 5.71%. For 2024, the official inflation forecast remained at 4.13%. The estimates for 2025 and 2026 also remained at the same level, at 4.0%.

Specifically for administered prices, the IPCA projection for 2023 fell from 9.50% to 9.44%. A month ago, the projection was at 10.73%. The estimate for 2024 remained at 4.50% and for 2025 and 2026 it remained at 4.0%.

The projection of the basic interest rate of the Brazilian economy (Selic) remains at 12.50% for six weeks. In 2024 it remained at 10.0% for the fifteenth consecutive week and in 2025 it has been at 9.0% for 15 weeks. That of 2026 went from 8.75% to 9.0%.

dividends today

Consult the FIIs that distribute dividends this Monday (29):

Source: StatusInvest

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