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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

REITs Investing - Pros and cons
What are they?
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Agreed with @Neil Henderson. I would add that the advantage of REITs is that they're very liquid and you do not need a lot of money to invest.
I hold a small REIT position because it pays a healthy dividend and I had some IRA money that wasn't enough to directly invest in real estate.