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It's possible to use IRA and 401(k) money to invest in real estate. But should you? Read further to learn what factors you should consider when making that decision.

More U.S. households currently are renters than at any point since 1965. For a third of them it’s by choice, not circumstances.

We'd all like to make more money with less time and effort. While there is no magic answer, investing in private real estate opportunities that have little correlation to the stock market is one way to create a balanced portfolio to reduce risk and boost returns.

Working and saving isn't enough when you consider expanding life expectancies, the unbridled rise of healthcare and other living expenses, and mediocre stock market returns adjusted for inflation.

"Value-Add" investing means buying a property and upgrading it with the goal of boosting its value.