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Looking for note fund companies

Changseok Kim
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Hello BP members, 

I am new to Note investment, and would like to start investing in note fund. Unfortunately, I found note fund companies allow only accredited investors to invest in them. Could you recommend good note fund companies that allow non-accredited investors?

I will appreciate your advice. 

Thank you!

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@Changseok Kim

For non accredited investing Funds you need to have a pre-existing relationship with that individual or company as they are not allowed to solicit these types of funds (reg d 506b) unless they are a Reg A fund which is open to all.

Whichever fund you choose make sure to do due diligence on sponsors and review the docs to understand the order of priority for distributions (waterfall) and get references from people who have invested

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