Tag: real estate investment trusts

Real estate and stock investing are almost always viewed as a choice between the two. Here’s how you can invest in both at the same time. Often, investing in real estate or stocks are pitted against each other to compare which is the better investment. While either option certainly has its advantages and drawbacks, there is a […]

Before you decide, learn the advantages and disadvantages of both. Direct real-estate investing and investing in real-estate investment trusts (REITs) are two of the most popular ways to invest in real estate. Choosing one over the other requires exploration of their advantages and disadvantages. Advantages of Direct Real-estate Investing  Direct real-estate investing means buying a […]

Your Complete Guide To Investing in Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) Real estate investment trusts, or REITs, can be fantastic ways to add both growth and income to your overall portfolio, while adding diversification at the same time. Before you get started, however, it’s important to know that REITs aren’t the same as most other […]

While great money can be made in residential real estate, it’s fairly common knowledge that commercial real estate investing is where big real estate paydays happen. There’s a reason most real estate investors get their start in residential real estate, rather than commercial real estate investing: Its lower price point, ease of financing, and relatively […]

Real estate investment trusts can generate income and provide inflation protection in retirement. Retirees who are worried about inflation eroding the value of their income may want to check out real estate investment trusts. REITs are companies that own and/or operate properties like shopping malls, office buildings, warehouses and apartment buildings. Although they come with […]

You can be invested in commercial and multifamily real estate in retirement without the daily hassles of being a landlord. Investment properties have the potential to generate monthly income and appreciation as part of a diversified portfolio. But you don’t have to be a hands-on landlord. You can make passive real estate investments and avoid […]