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(EMAILWIRE.COM, October 03, 2010 ) Detroit, MI – Robert Shumake’s newly launched website provides an opportunity to real estate investors to learn more about investing in commercial real estate through REITs
During a recent interview Robert Shumake said, “Commercial real estate investing is financially out of reach for many individuals. REITs were created by Congress to enable smaller investors to invest in large-scale, income producing real estate.”
When asked, “What are REITs?” Shumake answered, “REITs are corporations that own and manage a portfolio of real estate and mortgages of which anyone anyone can purchase shares.
The next question asked was “What are the advantages to investing in REITs?” Shumake explained, “REITs provide diversity and liquidity; they are easy to sell quickly. Investing in a portfolio rather than a single property reduces your financial risk. Dividends tend to be larger because a REIT must distribute at least 90 percent of its taxable income to shareholders each year.
Robert Shumake explained the different types of REITs that are available, how they work, and their individual benefits. “REITs offer the benefit of diversity and liquidity, relatively larger dividends and relatively low financial risk,” said Shumake.
Robert Shumake recently developed a website dedicated to educating todayÂ’s real estate investors and anyone who is interested in real estate investing without the pressure associated with owning and managing property. The site contains a wealth of inspirational and educational articles about REITs. Visit the site often to read Robert ShumakeÂ’s latest articles about REITs investing at http://www.robertshumake.ws/
Contact:
William Smith
Inheritance Capital Group, LLC
25900 W. 11 Mile Road; Ste 260
Southfield, MI 48034
Phone: 249-443-0939
Email: wsmith@icgreit.com
This press release was submitted by Right Now Marketing Group, LLC
Inheritance Capital Group, Inc
Robert Shumake
249-443-0939
wsmith@icgreit.com 
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