Investing in real estate can be done in different ways, with different characteristics and risks.
For example, you can choose to invest directly in real estate by purchasing land or a building. To spread your risk, you can invest in different real estate types such as offices, houses, apartments, etc. or in different countries.
You can also invest indirectly in real estate by purchasing ETFs (trackers), real estate certificates (comparable to a bond), real estate shares or funds that invest in real estate. Below we will only go deeper into the indirect way of investing in real estate.
Below we have briefly summarized the main risks of indirectly investing in real estate:
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