Money gathered from investors and collectively used to purchase real estate. REITs might invest in property, mortgages or companies engaged in the real estate field, such as builders and developers. REITs generally trade like stocks on the New York Stock Exchange and thus enjoy liquidity; Non-Traded REITs do not and typically return principle after 7–10 years.
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