As I'm working full time and I have a large family that is another full time job, I chose to do Florida International University's Master of International Real Estate (MSIRE) program, it's fully accredited by the AACSB (the same as USF and UF business accreditation) and recognized by the CCIM fast track program.

However, there are specific requirements for those wishing to qualify as an accredited investor.

I'd write him a personal letter, and send a copy of it to the bank where  you probably paid the appraisal fee to saying that the services he rendered were incomplete, unsatisfactory and need to be disqualified from your mortgage application and you want the bank to reassign a different appraise to do the work.You can sight the discrepancies.I think appraisers are registered and have to keep up their credentials I'd send a copy of the letter to whom ever they get their accreditation from to let them know how unsatisfied you were with the service, if you get no help from the bank. 

Are you an accredited investor?

how long must you own a property and show it as a self sustaining asset before you can transfer everything into n accredited business name? 

Are any of the accredited?

In addition, I would recommend joining an association:  IREM, NARPM, NPMA, PMA, etc.In addition I have accreditations that assist with my daily task.  

Your investors need to be accredited or sophisticated, you need to be careful about advertisement and you need to follow the correct guidelines. 

Many only allow accredited investors.

Hi MosesIf you're an accredited investor (https://www.sec.gov/files/ib_accreditedinvestors.p...)You can look into investing into a DST (Delaware statutory trust).