@Kay KeovongphetIf you are still employed by Boeing and under the age of 59 1/2, you will not be able to transfer your funds elsewhere.Once you change jobs or reach retirement age, you would have the ability to move to a different plan.

I actually purchased my first home before the age of 30 in CA, and invested in several REIT companies (some I worked for previously as VP) including American Homes 4 Rent, Public Storage, and a few others including retail property portfolios. 

Normally, this is estimated around 5% (but may vary based on age of the property, up front renovations, etc.). 

Its exciting to see people taking their first steps at such a young age.

Just retired from policing st age 30 thanks to a small buy/hold portfolio I built in 7 years.

If we assume that the maturity of most notes in the marketplace are 30 years and perhaps these loans are aged somewhat, generally we would expect to see a fund that targets a 5 year horizon or more.  

I achieved financial independence at age 33 and became a full time investor in 2013.I agree with most comments posted above.  

If you need the income produced by these properties then you cannot buy them in an IRA; that money stays locked up until you hit retirement age.

Here is an article I wrote about my own start and what it took to start in real estate investing at a young age. https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2016/07/1...

I don't know for sure, but considering the price, age and required maintenance of properties in that area, im willing to bet you're going to have a negative return for this year and each of the next 5 years until rents cover your expenses.What is your investment goal?