This document summarizes the different types of real estate investment trusts (REITs). There are three main types: equity REITs, which invest directly in property ownership; mortgage REITs, which lend money for property purchases; and hybrid REITs, which combine elements of equity and mortgage REITs. REITs earn income from rent, leasing, and sales of properties, and provide shareholders high dividend returns, though they also carry risks related to market demand and interest rate fluctuations that can affect prices.

2. • IS AN INSTITUTION OF PROPERTY OR REAL ESTATE COMPANY THAT RAISE
FUND FROM INVESTOR FOR THE PURPOSE OF BUYING, MANAGING AND
SELLING THE REAL ESTATE.
• EARN INCOME FROM BUILDING APARTMENTS, OFFICE OR RESIDENTIAL
BUILDING
• SHAREHOLDERS GETS THROUGH PROFIT OF RENTAL, LEASING AND SALES
OF PROPERTIES.

3. 1. EQUITY REITS
• Equity REIT is a REIT that invests directly by buying property.
• So, he became the owner of the property and is responsible for the real estate
value or equity. This type of REIT income is rental income from that property.
2. Mortgage REITs
• These REITs lend money to consumers to buy property or real estate.
• Reits mortgage income is from interest rate from loan.
3.HYBRID REITS
- The combination of equity and mortgage reits
• namely property assets and property credit assets.

4. ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
HIGH DIVIDEND RISK OF MARKET DEMAND AND SUPPLY OF
INTEREST RATE THAN THAT AFFECT THE
PRICE REITS
• professional Management
• properties REIT is managed by professionals
Returns are not guaranteed.
• Returns are subject to the performance of the
property market
• decreased property values = devaluation
REITs
Liquidity
• Easily purchased and sold
The lack of control over investment
• Investors do not have direct control over the
management company