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- Real Estate Investment Trusts - The Complete REITs Guide - REITs. org
REITs are an alternative way to invest in Real Estate as opposed to the traditional route of purchasing properties to flip or rent They are an easier, more accessible and most times a safer choice
- Understanding REITs – And how they differ from real estate investing
REITs provide developers an alternative to traditional funding from banks, insurance companies and savings and loan associations Institutional investors and mutual funds use REITs as an easy and liquid way to invest in real estate while providing a quick exit strategy
- Types of REITs – Classified by Assets, Trading and Sectors
Public, exchange-traded REITs: These REITs are registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission and are first distributed through an initial public offering (IPO) The shares trade on a national stock exchange and are available to the general public
- A Guide to Investing in Data-center REITs
Data Center REITs own and manage facilities that are used to safely store data Global data center and cloud IP traffic are forecast to triple by 2021, with a projected CAGR of 25%
- REITs Investing Guide – Things to Consider
REITs are pools of commercial or residential property that form an asset base against which units (similar to shares) are issued When you buy REIT units, you own a slice of the income, expenses, gains and losses of the underlying properties
- A Guide to Investing in Mortgage REITs
Mortgage REITs (mREITs) own commercial and residential mortgage securities collateralized by real property Mortgage REITs act as a link between capital and real estate markets and are significant drivers of industry growth
- A Guide to Investing in Healthcare REITs
Healthcare REITs own a variety of healthcare facilities including medical office buildings, senior’s housing, skilled nursing facilities and hospitals Healthcare REITs outperformed all other REIT subsectors the last 3 years with an average total return of 44 14%
- An Investor’s Perspective Into Blackstone REIT (BREIT)
Contrary to traded REITs, BREIT invests in perpetual-life REITs wherein NAV prices are valued daily or monthly with a limited liquidity period This is to avoid market volatility especially with factors that do not directly relate to real estate
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