^Unleveraged residential REITS could do OK, since more people may be forced into renting their living spaces. These often pay a nice, solid dividend. But when the sh*t hits the fan globally, there's rarely a good place to hide, investment-wise.
^Unleveraged residential REITS could do OK, since more people may be forced into renting their living spaces. These often pay a nice, solid dividend. But when the sh*t hits the fan globally, there's rarely a good place to hide, investment-wise.
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