If you want to buy real estate in small liquid increments, you can do that with REITs (essentially real estate trusts that trade like stocks). I live in an apa

If you want to buy real estate in small liquid increments, you can do that with REITs (essentially real estate trusts that trade like stocks). I live in an apartment owned by one of the big publicly traded trusts, and have amused myself in the past by calculating how many shares I'd have to buy for the dividends to cover my rent. On balance there are other ways I'd rather invest my money though.