You can search brokers who have this accreditation by area and specialty.

During the day though, she home schools and is there all the time.

I was intrigued by investing in notes with the IRA but when I began researching it the companies I looked at only allowed accredited investors.

However, I would strongly recommend getting a degree from an accredited university. 

Many will require that you are an accredited investor, but there are others out there that don't require that. 3) Purchase turnkey rental properties from a reputable turnkey company.

I'm on track to hit accredited investor status in 2 years.

Keep in mind to have a lot of offerings open for you - you will have to either be accredited (506c) or in some cases know the syndicators well (506b) & potentially may have to be accredited as well - depends on the route the deal sponsors chose for their offering. 

The one important thing to consider will be the building code and permit requirements, which may require a professionally accredited architect or engineer.

The 506B will work by allowing you to bring in non-accredited investors.

I have read many books and taken many accredited courses over the years.