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Accredited Investor Certification
Good Afternoon All. I was wondering if anyone can shed light on the most efficient method of proving accredited investor status, from an investors perspective. I know that some of the crowdfunding sites are using 3rd party verification. Would it be better to use a CPA/Attorney? It seems that putting together bank/broker statements, property records, private placement agreements as proof to each syndication operator or crowdfunding website that you wish to invest with may become a cumbersome process.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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@David Calme many 506(b) syndications use "self certification" of accreditation status.
I believe for 506(c), the verification onus is on the syndicator.
Some 3rd party verification sites require the investor to "re verify" every 3-4 months, which can be a pain.