REITs are companies that own, operate, or finance income-producing properties. Learn about REIT accounting, how to evaluate an REIT, and REIT taxes.

Capital growth is an increase in the value of an asset or investment over time measured by its current value compared to its purchase price.

Investors are now able to fund their retirement accounts with hitherto forbidden real property, mortgages, and other real-estate assets.

From investing in REITs to owning your own home, find out how to diversify your portfolio with real estate assets.

A cryptocurrency is a digital or virtual currency that uses cryptography and is difficult to counterfeit.

You don’t need to be aggressive and take high risks to double your money. A more conservative approach can get the job done, provided that you’re patient.

Divorces can be messy, but taking the right steps to divide your finances can help cover your bases and recover your assets.

Using leverage in a housing purchase can significantly increase your real estate net worth. Learn how increasing leverage can benefit your net worth.

Are REITs viable investments now? Here's a look at the history of REITs' performance during rocky economic times and other factors that may impact returns.

A lien on your house could have harmful consequences, leading to foreclosure. Other times, a house lien could be a good thing.