Finance
Vermont's real estate investment trust (REIT) investing allows investors to:
APersonally manage individual Vermont properties
BPool capital to invest in income-producing real estate portfolios while enjoying tax benefits and liquidity✓ Correct
CAvoid all Vermont property taxes
DPurchase properties without due diligence
Explanation
REITs allow individual investors to pool capital to invest in diversified real estate portfolios. They are required to distribute most taxable income to shareholders and provide access to large-scale commercial real estate without direct ownership.
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