REITs Explained

• REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) allow investors to benefit from real estate without direct property management.
• They avoid corporate taxes by distributing all income as dividends.
• REITs typically own various properties like offices, parking garages, hotels, hospitals, and data centers.
• Investing in REITs provides an opportunity for capital appreciation and dividend income.
• A convenient way to become a landlord economically without the hassles of property upkeep.