REITs funds are a type of investment based on real estate and are issued by exchanges.

Their income mainly comes from rentals and property appreciation.

REITs funds are usually managed by a company, and investors can invest in the real estate market through funds issued by the company.

There are many types of REITs funds, and we will introduce them one by one below.

First of all, if you have a securities account, you can invest in REITs funds on the stock exchange.

You only need to log in to your securities account, enter the code of the REITs fund in the transaction window, then select the ** amount and press the "Buy" button.

The advantage of this method is that it is convenient and fast, and does not require leaving the house.

Secondly, you can also invest in REITs funds through online brokerages.

These brokerages often provide online trading platforms where you can find and invest in REITs funds.

Before investing, you need to register an online brokerage account and ensure that your account has sufficient funds.

The advantage of this kind of investment is that you can control the trading process yourself, view your portfolio and conduct transactions at any time.

The third type is an index fund of REITs funds.

This type of fund simulates the performance of the entire REITs market and usually includes many different types of REITs funds.

**The benefit of this type of fund is that they generally have lower risk and higher liquidity.

Finally, you can also fund REITs through an online broker.

These brokers can help you customize your investment portfolio and provide you with professional advice and guidance.

The benefit of this kind of investment is that you can get more investment information and advice to better manage your investment portfolio.

In short, there are many types of REITs funds, and you can choose the one that suits you best for investment.

No matter which investment you choose, you should carefully study the market, evaluate the risks, and ensure you have sufficient knowledge and experience to manage your investment portfolio before investing.