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- What Are Real Estate Mutual Funds?
- Who Should Invest In Real Estate Mutual Funds?
- Features of Real Estate Mutual Funds
- Taxability Of Real Estate Mutual Funds
- Risk Involved In Real Estate Mutual Funds
- Advantages of Real Estate Mutual Funds
- Best Real Estate Mutual Funds
What Are Real Estate Mutual Funds?
Real estate mutual funds, or REIT mutual funds, are investment instruments that pool investors’ money to invest in shares of businesses in developing residential and commercial real estate. Such mutual funds mirror the working of any other mutual fund that invests in equities.
However, instead of offering company ownership, these mutual funds offer proportionate ownership of an income-generating real estate asset to retail investors. Expert fund managers manage the investments in REIT mutual funds to ensure they provide good returns to the investors and mitigate risk exposure.
All real estate mutual funds have a sponsor or financial entity that backs their operations and transfers ownership of assets to the REIT in exchange for its units. Investors can invest a predetermined amount in these mutual funds and generate earnings as capital appreciation and dividends.
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