positive spread investing (PSI)
Definition
A common way for a public company to manage its risk while simultaneously earning a rate of return that exceeds its capital costs. For a REIT, PSI involves raising equity and debt funds at a significantly lower cost than the initial returns that can be obtained on real estate transactions. The contribution of funds to generate the PSI normally comes from three areas: investment yield, capital costs, and rate of activity.
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