Retirement changes the way you invest; once the salary stops, the maths flips. You need cash arriving in your account, reliably, without having to sell a slice of your portfolio every time a bill lands. That’s exactly what Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are built to do: own income-producing properties and pay out a substantial part of rental income to you. Why REITs Are Popular Retirement InvestmentsThe appeal is simple: REITs pay out most of their rental income, delivering regular cash without requiring you to sell anything. However, this only holds if you select quality REITs with good distribution per unit (DPU) track records, high occupancy, conservative gearing, and sensible capital allocation....