Nookie beat me to it.
You want to invest in a Real Estate Investment Trust.
A lot of them are publicly traded which is a great thing. It means that your investment is highly liquid: you can buy or sell shares very quickly, and as a side benefit the REIT in question is required to publish annual audited financial statements.
If you know how to read them great. If not there's plenty of people on here who can help. I'd offer myself but I know very little about that particular sector...so I can't meaningfully analyze any particular REIT.
You want to invest in a Real Estate Investment Trust.
A lot of them are publicly traded which is a great thing. It means that your investment is highly liquid: you can buy or sell shares very quickly, and as a side benefit the REIT in question is required to publish annual audited financial statements.
If you know how to read them great. If not there's plenty of people on here who can help. I'd offer myself but I know very little about that particular sector...so I can't meaningfully analyze any particular REIT.