They sell fractional interest in notes for non accredited investors.

@Nick McCandless, Fundrise is a great alternative if you are not an accredited investor and want the most passive investment available.

Most people don't have good jobs so I understand its a way to stretch your dollar but I don't think its a good risk adjusted return for accredited investors.

I’ve be fortunate to have seen quite a bit in my first 8 months due to the fact that I️ had a mentor (who is an accredited investor).

Because we homeschool our kids we had her start taking the SAT and ACT early.

LOL... plus you don't need to be accredited.

Who will vet the investors and verify that they are accredited? 

The basics: 506(b) - general solicitation allowed (meaning you cann solicit from that list); ONLY accredited investors (must make sure the are accredited); no prior relationship with investors necessary; Need to provide proper disclosure (PPM, Operating Agreement, etc.); need to file form Ds. 506(c) - no general solicitation allowed (meaning you cannot solicit from that list); up to 35 sophisticated investors; unlimited accredited investors; need to have a "substantive pre-existing relationship" with investors; Need to provide proper disclosure (PPM, Operating Agreement, etc.); need to file form Ds. 

You don’t need to be an accredited investor to invest in NNN or commercial

As project sponsors, we definitely need to ensure our legal bases are covered.For the purposes of my question, let's assume that prospective investors are accredited and any investment would be a qualifying investment transaction under state and federal mandates.