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REITs allow the benefits of owning property and making a profit without holding title and having to maintain the property

Detroit, MI - Earl E. Bird, III is an expert in real estate investing and REITs. At a recent meeting with a group of real estate investors, Earl explained how REITs work. "Instead of having to own and maintain a piece of property, you purchase a share in a real estate management group of at least 100 shareholders who pool their money to be used for real estate development. Unlike other types of mutual funds, at least 90% of the profits from residential rental properties and commercial leases must be distributed to the shareholders."

The investors were intrigued with the idea of making a profit from income-producing properties without the pressures of ownership. Worn out landlords now have another option available. No more having to evict bad tenants; no more middle of the night emergencies when tenants call because the heat isn't working or the plumbing is leaking. The days of repairing damages caused by negligent tenants are over.

Earl said, "Though you may not make a quick fortune in REIT investing, it is a steady way to see income. As a matter of fact, some people, like Ivana Trump, count real estate as the only place to invest money. She was quoted as saying ‘I made a tremendous amount of money on real estate. I'll take real estate rather than go to Wall Street and get 2.8 percent.' I recommend looking into REITs to diversify your investment portfolio." Read articles by Earl Bird at http://corporationinvestment.blogspot.com

Real estate investors can learn about REITs at the REITBuyer.com. REITbuyer.com is an online brokerage information site specializing In REITs and Real Estate Mutual Funds - The World's first and only site dedicated to REITs Real Estate Mutual Funds. This is a place for the small investor to own a piece of world class real estate.

The above press release is not the opinion of SaveDaily. Any advice given is option of writer. Savedaily is not endorsing this press release. http://www.reitbuyer.com/ is not broker or dealer. All investments are risky by nature and professional advice should be sought.

Stocks, bonds, mutual funds; local and international; consider adding real estate investments to your portfolio

Indianapolis, IN - Investors want two things; a return on their money and their investment to be secure. When it comes to trading on the stock market or purchasing mutual funds, these two things cannot be guaranteed. There is no way of knowing if the company is going to have a bad quarter or fail altogether. According to Earl E. Bird, III, spokes person for the REITbuyer.com, the only way to be sure you will not lose everything is to add real estate to your investment portfolio.

Earl said, "Even if the bottom falls out of the real estate market, real estate that has been purchased is a tangible asset; therefore, while there may be losses in a major downturn, you won't lose everything. Often in this case, if you hold on for a while, it will all bounce back and you'll be seeing dividends again like nothing ever happened."

Real estate investors are discovering a new way to invest in real estate. Rather than tying up a lot of money by purchasing a property outright, they are turning to real estate mutual funds and REITs. This means they simply purchase shares that go into a collective fund which is used to purchase and maintain commercial and residential buildings.

Earl explained, "The way a REIT works is that the real estate management group makes a profit which they distribute to its shareholders. The law dictates that they must pay out at least 90% of the profits; therefore, even during a major downturn in the economy, investors will see a return on their investment. The other 10% goes back into the management of the properties, improvement and expansion to allow even more return on future investments." http://investmentcorp.blogspot.com

REITbuyer.com is an online brokerage information site specializing In REITs and Real Estate Mutual Funds - The World's first and only site dedicated to REITs Real Estate Mutual Funds. This is a place for the small investor to own a piece of world class real estate.

The above press release is not the opinion of SaveDaily. Any advice given is option of writer. Savedaily is not endorsing this press release. http://www.reitbuyer.com/ is not broker or dealer. All investments are risky by nature and professional advice should be sought.

Whether you prefer to invest in stocks or mutual funds; local or international, REITs offer a positive return

Miami, FL - When it comes to investing in real estate, people often picture them selves purchasing, owning and managing property. Often, new investors don't have the funds to purchase large pieces of commercial or residential property, though they may have a few hundred or thousand dollars to invest. Others cringe at the idea of owning real estate and being landlords.

Earl E. Bird, III, spokes person for the REITbuyer.com, was recently interviewed; he explained how one can invest in real estate without the headache. He explained, "Instead of purchasing the property, one can invest in REITs, which are essentially real estate mutual funds. Instead of buying and managing property, you buy shares in a real estate management group that will purchase and maintain the income producing property and distribute at least 90% of their earnings to shareholders in the form of dividend payments."

Earl went on to explain how REITs are not only secure real estate investment options, but they are also just as liquid as the stocks and bonds that many stock market investors are used to.

When asked if REITs are a secure investment in today's economy, Earl said, "Most financial advisors recommend having at least 10% of your portfolio associated with real estate. Those investments are more secure than other stocks and mutual funds. While a swing of the market can wipe you out on other investments, real estate will hold up through the tough times." Earl has written over 100 articles about REITs and real estate mutual funds. To read more about real estate investing, visit Earl's blog at http://incinvestment.blogspot.com

REITbuyer.com is an online brokerage information site specializing In REITs and Real Estate Mutual Funds - The World's first and only site dedicated to REITs Real Estate Mutual Funds. This is a place for the small investor to own a piece of world class real estate.

The above press release is not the opinion of SaveDaily. Any advice given is option of writer. Savedaily is not endorsing this press release. http://www.reitbuyer.com/ is not broker or dealer. All investments are risky by nature and professional advice should be sought.

Though real estate values have plummeted, there is in innovative way to invest and profit in today's market

Cleveland, OH - Anyone who has been following the stock market and mutual funds, may think they need to steer clear. Stocks have plummeted and many companies have gone bankrupt. That is the reason it is necessary to diversify one's portfolio and invest in real estate.

Earl E. Bird, III, spokes person for the REITbuyer.com recently spoke up at an investor's meeting. Earl said, "Historically, real estate is a pretty safe investment field; sure there are fluctuations, but over the long term, real estate is a wise investment. When other markets fall apart, real estate tends to be the constant that holds strong."

When someone commented on all the foreclosures in the area and market values dropping so people cannot sell their homes, Earl explained, "REITs are very different, as you are investing in the income produced from commercial and residential property. People have to live somewhere; businesses will always need office or retail space; many rent or lease, producing income."

Earl also explained that a REIT must return at least 90% of their profits to their shareholders, so if the REIT does very well, one gets a high return; during a moderate year, one still gets a good return. "Additionally, REITs are generally constant and stable as once people rent homes, offices and retail space, they tend to stay there, so the profits keep coming in year after year," said Bird.

REITs and Real Estate mutual funds are worth looking into. Earl has written many articles; read some at http://partnersinvestment.blogspot.com

REITbuyer.com is an online brokerage information site specializing In REITs and Real Estate Mutual Funds - The World's first and only site dedicated to REITs Real Estate Mutual Funds. This is a place for the small investor to own a piece of world class real estate.

The above press release is not the opinion of SaveDaily. Any advice given is option of writer. Savedaily is not endorsing this press release. http://www.reitbuyer.com/ is not broker or dealer. All investments are risky by nature and professional advice should be sought.

REITs offer the opportunity to enjoy profits derived from residential real estate and commercial real without risk associated with ownership of property

Des Moines, IA - As we observe all the shifts in the investing markets, we hesitate to put money into any of them right now. We wonder how to determine a safe investment.

Earl E. Bird, III, spokes person for the ReitBuyer.com said "Perhaps it's time to look at some of the other investing options out there like real estate. I am not talking about purchasing and managing properties. I'm talking about a different type of real estate investing; Real estate investment trusts or REITs are funds where you purchase shares of the investment and a real estate management group of real estate development group uses that money to purchase, build or maintain property ventures."

Earl explained that Real estate investment trusts or REITs are funds where one can purchase shares of the investment and a real estate management group of real estate development group uses that money to purchase, build or maintain property ventures. In return for the investment, one is paid a portion of any profit that the company makes, much like a stock dividend.

While some investors think it is unwise to consider investing in real estate in today's market, Earl believes that this is the best time to invest. Earl said, "Look at the positive side; the price is low today; ‘buy low, sell high' is the rule to profitable stock trading. Most experts feel the downslide of real estate values has slowed and will eventually be on the upturn again." Read articles written by Earl at http://corporationfinancial.blogspot.com

REITbuyer.com is an online brokerage information site specializing In REITs and Real Estate Mutual Funds - The World's first and only site dedicated to REITs Real Estate Mutual Funds. This is a place for the small investor to own a piece of world class real estate.

The above press release is not the opinion of SaveDaily. Any advice given is option of writer. Savedaily is not endorsing this press release. http://www.reitbuyer.com/ is not broker or dealer. All investments are risky by nature and professional advice should be sought.