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Mortgage REIT

REIT which invests in mortgages; some also Borrow money from banks and relend it at higher Interest rates.

Related Terms: 7 Borrow, High, Interest, Interest rate, Lend, Money, Mortgage
Other Related Pages: Category: Real_Estate Starting With: M
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