Investors who want to purchase real estate stocks can do so through a brokerage account or a tax-qualified retirement account, such as an individual retirement account (IRA). In some cases, investors may even be able to invest through an employer-sponsored 401(k) account.
If you don’t currently have a trading account or are looking for a new platform to trade through, check out our list of the best online brokers and the best investment apps.
Also bear in mind that investing in individual stocks—even those backed by physical assets like real estate—is considerably riskier than buying a diversified fund. That’s why it’s critical for investors to research companies thoroughly and assess their financial circumstances before investing.
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While many investors like to trade in specific stocks, financial advisors often recommend that investors diversify, using funds such as exchange-traded funds (ETFs) or index funds. Check out Forbes Advisor’s list of best total stock market index funds or use fund screening tools available on your investing platform to find the best options for you.
