Are you an accredited investor?

I DO however have a decent list of accredited investors begging me for properties.

Some are accredited many are not.

Also, until Title IV is implemented I think most of these are only open to accredited investors. 

Currently, only accredited investors are able to invest in the crowdfunding sites that I a aware of.

if i had $800/yr + incorp fees to blow and not worried about the strict statutory periodic tax filing before i was 18, (or my parents were willing to chip in) i'd go Curtis' son's route.although time flies between 17 and 18 anyways. and so to reiterate - aside from reading books, and visiting REICs - i'd be focused on interning in any of the many REI arenas, including property management, architecture, sales, just to name a few (unless my parents also happened to be in some level of REI in which case i would likely be somewhat 'home schooled'  student of REI to an extent already). good luck on ur 1st REI deal whenever it happens; i wouldnt be in any rush for a 'before 18' deadline unless was into 'NUMEROLOGY' or something and since again at the moment ur starting 'early' (statutorily before able to enter deals/contracts as a minor) as it is!

Ours is a Reg D 506(b) fund which provides for both accredited and non-accredited investors.  

Somehow bp propogated something that is not found in any textbook nor taught in any accredited university. 1% or 2% is not always the consideration vs the other primary fundamentals.

They are also accredited with the BBB with an A+ rating.You can get more information about what they offer and their contact information here:http://www.tampapropertymanagement.com/services.ph...Feel free to contact me as well.

I work for Groundfloor, one of the first real estate crowdfunding platforms to target non-accredited investors as well as non-accredited investors.