Wall Street trading desks are on the hunt for a type of bond that many had hoped would disappear forever. But what if you could profit from it? 

For dividend seekers, REITs offer a high-yield alternative to owning traditional real estate.

Real estate investment trusts are a low-maintenance avenue for income security -- without the hassles of actually owning physical property.

If you're considering investing in real estate -- or plan to do so in the future -- read this first...

Rental properties are a great investment — as long as you don't overpay. Here's how to evaluate whether any property is worth the money.

It may seem obvious to some, but banks are not in the real estate business. Still, almost all banks have some property on the books, which can be a major problem for their bottom lines.

We profile five attractive REITs that are historically strong performers and particularly well poised for continued prosperity, so start here to see five potential candidates for your portfolio.

Treasuries are safe, but you won't get much in the way of income. I've found an investment that will help you sleep well at night while earning a double-digit yield.

Many landowners have a few tricks up their sleeve to help offset costs -- and many of them allow the owner to profit without having to do much (or any) work.

Triple net leases -- a common arrangement in real estate investing -- can be a win-win for both the company and the shareholders.