Diversified Real Estate Equity.

Real Estate Equity investments offer investors an ownership stake in properties, making them slightly riskier compared to debt investments. However, they also come with the potential for higher returns, as there is no cap on the upside. These equity investments typically have a longer-term horizon, allowing investors to benefit from appreciation in property values and potential income growth over time. Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) were created as a way for investors to own equity in large-scale real estate companies. This allows individuals to have a more diversified real-estate portfolio while generating a steady income stream. Moreover, most REITs are publicly traded, making them highly liquid.​​​