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Can't really live in a REIT though.
by nostrademons 6y ago
Can't really live in a REIT though.
- betterunix2 6y agoNo, but the question was about assets, not housing. A house you own is an asset but your housing arrangement may not be (e.g. if you rent). So for example, a person might rent a place to live in and invest in a REIT to build real estate equity (assuming they specifically want such assets) if they cannot afford to buy an entire house (e.g. if they do not have the money to make a down payment).