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Reps react to Finra’s proposed rule changes on nontraded REIT costs

Some optimistic, others skeptical about plan to scrap the automatic per-share value of $10.

Registered representatives who sell nontraded real estate investment trusts and industry insiders greeted proposed Finra rule changes that would give investors a truer picture of what it costs to buy shares of such REITs with varying degrees of muted optimism and skepticism.
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