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  Private capital markets are known to be less volatile, more rewarding but also more costly to get into. Thus, investing in them is not similar to investing in the public markets. If you are just starting out as a private market investor, it is quite natural to feel confused.   To help you avoid the common pitfalls with ease, here are 4 things to keep in mind before your first investment in the private capital markets –   1)      These are typically long-term markets   Since the public markets are easily accessible, they have a lot more volatility and volume when compared to the private capital markets. Due to this, it is possible for you as an investor to quickly buy and sell your publicly listed financial assets. However, the same cannot be said for the private capital markets and one needs to consider staying invested in a private market financial asset for a relatively longer time range when compared to their public counterparts. Yo...

Private REITs are a great way to enter the real estate market. REIT essentially stands for Real Estate Investment Trusts; these are companies that manage a portfolio made of various money-making properties. There are namely 6 types of REITs present in the market today and each is identified on the strategy they use - Equity REITs, Mortgage REITs, Hybrid REITs, Public REITs, Private REITs, and public but non-tradeable REITs.  In this article, we will look at the 4 features of all the best-performing private REITs present in the market today –          1)      Higher returns than their public counterparts   Regardless of which type of private REITs you decide to invest in, the good ones have a track record of providing higher returns when compared to their exact public counterparts. While private REITs are able to provide their investors with a minimum of 7% to 8% returns on their invested capital amount, public REITs are able ...

  If you have just started your journey as an investor and are looking to invest in real estate without actually physically buying a property, REITs are the best way to achieve this. However, as a beginner, you might be quite confused about the whole topic of REIT investing.   To help you get clarity in this regard, here’s your complete beginner’s guide to REIT investing –     What exactly are REITs? REITs is the acronym for Real Estate Investment Trusts - these are companies that maintain a portfolio of money-making properties. REITs own commercial properties like business complexes, housing apartments, hotels, hospitals, and any other such properties that are great assets to earn income from the real estate industry.   How does a REIT function? REITs technically look for investors who wish to become a part of the real estate industry and use their capital to buy, sell and manage properties in an effort to cumulate huge profits. They offer dividends to t...

 A beginner’s guide to REIT investing  If you have just started your journey as an investor and are looking to invest in real estate without actually physically buying a property, REITs are the best way to achieve this. However, as a beginner, you might be quite confused about the whole topic of REIT investing . To help you get clarity in this regard, here’s your complete beginner’s guide to REIT investing  What exactly are REITs? REITs is the acronym for Real Estate Investment Trusts - these are companies that maintain a portfolio of money-making properties. REITs own commercial properties like business complexes, housing apartments, hotels, hospitals, and any other such properties that are great assets to earn income from the real estate industry.   How does a REIT function? REITs technically look for investors who wish to become a part of the real estate industry and use their capital to buy, sell and manage properties in an effort to cumulate huge profit...

REIT(Real Estate Investment Trust) investing is one of the most popular ways to make the property market a part of your investment portfolio without actually buying a physical property. This makes the investment highly liquid and convenient. Investing in REITs has many benefits and if you also wish to put your money in the same as an amateur investor, you need to know how to choose the right REIT for you.   To help you with the same, here are 4 key tips to help you have a profitable REIT investing experience – 1)       Research the industry trends   Many of the REITs present in the market today are industry-specific, meaning, one REIT will have the maximum of its property holdings in one specific type of industry, i.e., hospital, residential, commercial, educational, etc. As an investor, you need to be mindful of the industry that a REIT operates in. To give you a clearer idea, if there is not a lot of footfall in the malls, it is less appeal...

  Private capital markets are known to be less volatile, more rewarding but also more costly to get into. Thus, investing in them is not similar to investing in the public markets. If you are just starting out as a private market investor, it is quite natural to feel confused.   To help you avoid the common pitfalls with ease, here are 4 things to keep in mind before your first investment in the private capital markets –             1)      These are typically long-term markets   Since the public markets are easily accessible, they have a lot more volatility and volume when compared to the private capital markets. Due to this, it is possible for you as an investor to quickly buy and sell your publicly listed financial assets. However, the same cannot be said for the private capital markets and one needs to consider staying invested in a private ma...

  Including financial assets from different industries in your investment portfolio is one of the best ways to diversify your portfolio. If you are just starting out as an investor in the private markets and wish to make real estate a part of your portfolio, you should definitely consider investing in private REITs. To know more about these amazing financial assets, read on -   What exactly are private REITs ?   Private REITs are companies that manage a diverse portfolio of money-making properties. They are legally required to distribute 90% of their profit in the form of  dividends and are thus amazing stable return generating financial assets. Private REITs are not listed in the public domain and are thus not accessible to retail investors. Owing to this, just an entry-level investment in these private REITs requires thousands to millions of dollars in capital. What are the benefits of investing in private REITs?   Apart from giving you a constant inco...