Publicly traded reits

REITs let you invest in pre-vetted, large-scale real estate projects the same way you’d invest in shares of stock.

If you’re interested in real estate investing but don’t want to purchase and manage an investment property alone, real estate investment trusts (REITs) can be a great alternative.

REITs offer the simplicity of stock shares with the benefit of real estate investment returns. Plus, you can choose from a number of vetted and planned projects in various locations.

Read on to learn about REITs, including how to invest in them and why you may want to include them in your investment portfolio.

Vault’s Viewpoint on REITs

• REITs are companies that invest in income-producing real estate such as residential, commercial and industrial property.
• Rather than buying real estate investments outright, investors can group together and purchase shares of REITs.
• Investors earn income when the properties held by a REIT collect rent from tenants.

What Is a REIT?

A REIT is a company that owns and manages various income-produ

investors in real estate investment trusts take advantage of the same tax benefits as

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