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  1. Investing in real estate has opened multiple ways to profit from Proptech, which is taking a leap forward. Nowadays, real estate investing is not just solely limited to property investments. The real estate sector has entered the stock market, in the form of ‘REITs’ (i.e Real Estate Investment Trusts).

  2. Let’s first understand what REITs are:

    REITs(Real Estate Investment Trusts) are modelled like mutual funds, a publicly-traded company that owns, manages and finances income-generating properties. REIT companies pool the capital of various investors, giving them an opportunity to earn dividends from real estate investments without having to own, manage or finance a property on their own!

  3. How are REITs beneficial?

  4. 1. Small initial investment:

    As mentioned earlier, property investments need a huge capital to invest. REITs do not have investment limitations. One can invest as low as Rs. 350 or as high as Rs. 50,000 in this investment class and earn annual returns accordingly.

  5. 2. Diversification:

    REITs allow you to diversify your portfolio by giving you exposure to real estate without the hassles related to owning and managing a commercial property. This diversification allows you to go beyond the common investment class like equity, debt, and gold.

  6. 3. Regular income generation:

    Dividends and interest are supposed to be distributed to unit holders by REIT companies according to SEBI rules. This has ensured a maximum distribution of wealth. Moreover, properties under REIT should imperatively be 80% constructed and income-generating. Due to a steady stream of rent income, this ensures regular income generation and lowers the risk of loss.

  7. 4. Professional management:

    REITS are managed by a professional REIT manager and a team of investment experts who put your funds to profit in the long run. Hence, you don’t have to worry abut your investments and be at ease while your money keeps leveraging.

  8. 5. High yield:

    For many people, the main attraction to investing in REITs has always been their high returns on dividends. The average dividend yield on REITs has recently been trending between 6%-8%. Also, the dividend yields are often secured by stable rents from long-term leases and also some REIT managers imply conservative leverage on the balance sheets.

  9. Are REITs a safe investment class?

    Yes! REITs are very safe to invest in, as they are monitored by SEBI (Security Exchange Board of India).
    Now is high time that Indian citizens should start investing in more liquid assets such as REITs. In this inflationary era, it is wiser to hold on to something solid that provides a hedge against inflation and gives more than what you invest(appreciation). So without further due, head on to our REITs page and start investing in REITs for as low as Rs. 500!

  10. Top Options: Mindspace Business Park REIT | Embassy Office Parks | Brookfield India Real Estate Trust
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PropReturns does not own the properties and is not responsible for any property information on the platform (www.propreturns.com). All information on the platform (www.propreturns.com) is subject to negotiation, availability and changes. We are not responsible for any problems (legal, physical,etc.) arising with the property and every property needs to be subject to due diligence and inspection by the investor.