Real Estate Securitization
Real Estate Securitization involves pooling various types of real estate assets, such as mortgages or commercial properties, into a single financial instrument. These assets are then typically divided into securities that can be bought and sold by investors. The income generated from the underlying real estate assets is used to pay interest and principal to the holders of the securities. This process allows investors to gain exposure to real estate markets without having to directly own or manage physical properties.