H&R Real Estate Investment Trust T.HR.UN

I don't get it.... "distribution in unit"????????????

[baldstock]

Does distribution in unit affect my cost basis?

Lets say I bought 100 HR.UN Shares @ $10
so my cost basis is $10 per share and total amount of $1,000.

If I receive 0.63 of stocks means 3 shares for free right?

so is my total amount remain same which is $1,000
and total share increase from 100 to 103 

so my averge cost basis goes to 1000 divide by 103?
or
my total amount increase and total share increase?

I dont get it. I dont like DRIP and I dont want my average goes up.

My average is under 9 and I dont want to see it goes up in my account

I have a OCD man!! i dont want to see two digit number for HR.UN

[CanSiamCyp]

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[SNAKEYBOY]

The investor just gets a tax bill. This will likely go back to $15.xx the vultures will scoop it up in their RRSP/TFSA and then 2022 run it back up 20%. Those with dry powder will come out on top

[navigator11]

Oh the irony...  So here our Cost Base will go up by .63$/unit, but I can't wait to see what proportion of the regular distributions were a return of capital thereby reducing the cost base.   What a headache this is turning out to be, and ironically this is one of my only two REITs held in a non-registered account Cheers, Nav

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