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Nick Ruffini
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RE Investing for non-accredited investors

Nick Ruffini
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hey BP! 

I'm looking for ways to invest in RE properties but most of the companies I've found require me to be an accredited investor, which I'm not. Do any of you have ideas/suggestions of ways to invest without being accredited? I know of CrowdStreet and RealCrowd but don't know much about them. Does anyone have experience with them or others?

Thanks 

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Nate Marshall
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Nate Marshall
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You definitely have fewer options being non-accredited but I am seeing a lot more funds being developed where they can invest. Secured Investment Coro. aka COGO Capital is about to launch its fund for that so you will have the power of Lee Arnold and COGO Capital behind it. I see a lot of good things from that since it's a solid lender which an amazing track record. I recommend everyone watch this one!

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