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Investing in real estate investment trusts (REITs)
Understanding the basics of a REIT
A Real Estate Investment Trust, or "REIT", is a single investment into a diversified basket of real estate properties
REITs are legally required to distribute 90% of all taxable income to investors on a yearly basis
REITs are often diversified by property type, geography, or multiple categories to achieve strategic objectives
REITs have historically been positively correlated with inflation, which may make them a possible hedge for inflation
Investment Objectives
REITS are typically known for their objective of regular distributions, as well as moderate long-term capital appreciation, though they may offer other potential benefits.
Income
Portfolio diversification
Capital preservation
Inflation hedge
Simplified tax reporting
Professional management
Comparing Available REITS
In the broader investment market, investors have access to three types of REITs
• Public non-traded REITs
• Public traded REITs
• Private REITS (Non-traded)
Annualized Returns (%) as of 12/31/20
A PERFORMANCE HISTORY WORTH CONSIDERING
Over the long term, REITS have compared favorably to traditional investment indexes, such as the S&P 500.
REIT INVESTING FOR RETIREMENT
Investing in real estate may be a great way to diversify your retirement portfolio and has the potential to generate long-term tax-deferred growth.
IRA INVESTING
On the RealtyMogul platform, you have the option to invest into one of the REITs using a Self-Directed Individual Retirement Account (SD-IRA) either by rolling over funds from an existing IRA or opening a new IRA, directly with us.
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For investors looking to grow their retirement savings with a buy-and-hold investment strategy, The Apartment Growth REIT offers multifamily properties with value-add opportunities and appropriate risk-adjusted returns as well as the potential for value appreciation.
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