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Why Real Estate?

The missing piece of your investment portfolio

Private real estate in the form of REIT’s can be a trusted source of dividends and capital protection. Historically commercial property investments have only been accessible to ultra high net worth individuals and large institutional investors. Now with Streitwise, anyone can see the same benefits of investing in institutional-quality real estate.3

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Tax benefits such as pass-through deduction
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Recurring cash flow (passive income)
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High historical return vs stocks (see below)
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Portfolio diversification into real estate
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Natural hedge against inflation

Real Estate Investing Guide

Articles to guide you through the basics of real estate investing

Avoiding the Liquidity Premium

Remember the E*Trade baby? In case you don’t, it was a particularly effective ad campaign hyperbolizing how easy and fast online trading is …

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How to Avoid Hidden Fees with Real Estate Investment Platforms

While a real estate investment offering can claim to be low cost if it doesn’t charge investors any up-front fees, the sponsor and …

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Real Estate 101: How to Invest in Real Estate

Historically, everyday investors had few options to invest in real estate other than in their homes. Only the wealthiest and most sophisticated investors …

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REIT Tax Advantages

Many investors ask if REITs are taxed differently than other asset classes and the answer is a resounding “yes”. A REIT in a …

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What is a REIT?

A Real Estate Investment Trust, or REIT, is a tax-advantaged company that owns income-producing properties and distributes the cash flow to investors in the form of dividends.

There are generally two types of REITs: traded REITs and non-traded REITs. Traded REITs are bought and sold on a major stock exchange (like the NYSE), making them subject to pricing volatility and a “liquidity premium” associated with being freely tradable. Thus, traded REITs typically offer a LOWER dividend.  In contrast, non-traded REITs such as Streitwise are not subject to the same liquidity premium, and as a result aim to offer higher dividends.

Find out more about REITs.

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Diversify your portfolio by investing in a conservatively-leveraged REIT that has generated strong passive income to investors with a 7.2% average annualized dividend yield since 2020.

Real estate offerings like REITs with Streitwise are open to all investors and are considered one of the best ways to hedge for inflation.