Most of them want accredited investors or at least sophisticated investors.

But, keep in mind you'll likely have to qualify as a accredited investor to invest in most syndications. 

As far as I know, you will need an investment property(collateral), be an accredited or experienced investor($1 mill net worth/experience investing) or have an established *profitable* business already for a business line of credit.

He can also take non-accredited investors if he wants! 

I was hoping to start with 2-4 units MF but in current overpriced market how to find a good deal if you’re just starting and don’t have any experience or connections.I was hoping to start with syndication but you have to be accredited investor.What should I do?

I’ve been reading over the SEC’s website and it says that all investments that are not an accredited investor, friends or family must go through a broker-dealer or a funding portal?

If the latter There are funds out there (if you are accredited) where you can get anywhere from a 6-10% preferred return.

All accredited investors, investing large sums, usually for interest. 

Again, and ironically, it solidified the ability of the "rich to get richer" (i.e. accredited investors). 

I imagine this is because it’s difficult to invest in a pool without being accredited or at least sophisticated.Regardless of the size or type of property, you do not need an NMLS registration in CA if you are only making business purpose loans.