Like mutual funds,
REITs are pools of investments offering diversification and professional management.
REITs are pooled investment vehicles that invest primarily in income - producing real estate or real estate - related loans or interests, and REOCs are companies that invest in real estate and whose shares trade on public exchanges.
Not exact matches
In this privately printed income blueprint, I show you why high - tech income
pools like these
are giving investors a real alternative to the low - yield bonds and sputtering
REITs that many people have looked to in the past.
There
are even
REIT ETFs that
pool together several individual
REIT holdings to give you more diversification.
We
are a self - advised real estate investment trust (
REIT) that owns and manages a portfolio of residential mortgage - backed securities, or MBS, primarily secured by
pools of hybrid and adjustable - rate mortgage loans on single family residences.
NorthStar had the ability to
pool money from individual investors through entities like nontraded
REITs, which
are sold to mom - and - pop investors and aren't traded on stock exchanges.
Furthermore, unlike an investment in, for example, a
REIT, investors
are investing in a specific property — not a
pool of properties, which increases transparency and control, and saves on fees.
Fitch points to the fact that
REITs typically have higher - quality properties than CMBS
pools as part of the reason they aren't as concerned, yet.
Among the retail
REITs in Merrill Lynch's coverage (which
is smaller than NAREIT's
pool), regional mall
REITs have posted total returns of 3.0 percent for the year while community center
REITs posted total returns
were down 3.8 percent for the year.
The following year, 2012, while strong, in my opinion reflects the smaller asset
pool that remains that would
be «
REIT worthy».
«There
's so much stuff coming due that I think
REITs will
be able to find some nuggets within the CMBS debt maturity
pool, and they'll
be able to make some good acquisitions,» Moore said.