Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) provide investors a way to earn rental income without the management hassles of physical property ownership. Two notable examples are MPW, which focuses on medical properties, and IIPR, specializing in cannabis properties. Both REITs are currently addressing past deficiencies in their business practices to enhance future performance. REITs operate by collecting funds via capital markets and distributing 90% of their profits as dividends, allowing for diverse investment opportunities while minimizing the inherent risks of direct real estate investment.
REITs allow investors to access rental income without managing physical properties, alleviating the burdens of maintenance and other responsibilities associated with real estate.
MPW and IIPR are two REITs remedied their business model weaknesses to secure better financial positions in the evolving health care and cannabis sectors.
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