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 - Terms Used in the Real Estate Investment Trust Industry
 


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Tax Reform Act of 1986

Federal law that substantially altered the real estate investment landscape by permitting REITs not only to own, but also to operate and manage, most types of income-producing commercial properties. It also stopped real estate "tax shelters" that had attracted capital from investors based on the amount of losses that could be created.

 
Total Market Cap

The total market value of a REIT's (or other company's) outstanding common stock and indebtedness.

 
Total Return

A stock's dividend income plus capital appreciation, before taxes and commissions.

 

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