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Real Estate Stocks
Real estate stocks are companies that own or operate property. This industry includes real estate investment trusts (REITs), which are public companies that own or finance income-producing real estate. Real estate stocks also include companies like Zillow and Opendoor, which provide digital solutions for homebuyers and sellers. If you can’t -- or simply don’t want -- to invest in property outright, these real estate stocks provide retail investors with several options.
3 Real Estate Stocks That May Offer Attractive Yields
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Refinance, Now!
Even if you just did a refi, current rock-bottom rates signal a rare opportunity to get an even better deal. Here's what to look for.
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The shorts have gotten aggressive with a number of stocks whose technicals indicate plenty of positivity. If things go north, they'll be covering in a hurry.
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Beware: Their seemingly juicy dividends aren't exactly reliable -- and many investors searching for yield apparently miss this crucial point.
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Looking through the data and parsing the information provides a guide on where the crowd might put their money in the second half of the years. Here are hints.
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Manufacturing is slowing, and, yes, that stings. But healing in the housing market and lower gasoline prices point to a continued rebound.
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For those who still believe in the power of active management, here are three of the cheapest in equities, bonds and real estate.
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Markets were held back by a lackluster consumer confidence report and continued concerns over the upcoming European Union summit, but finished ahead on the day.
