Property Management
A 'REIT' (Real Estate Investment Trust) is similar to a property management company in that it:
AA. Manages individual residential rental units only
BB. Owns and manages income-producing real estate, providing investors a way to participate in real estate returns✓ Correct
CC. Serves as an agent for property buyers
DD. Provides property management services without owning properties
Explanation
REITs own, operate, and in some cases finance income-producing real estate. They allow individual investors to invest in portfolios of properties. REITs must distribute at least 90% of taxable income to shareholders as dividends.
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