Make sure you give them a review on the platforms and if you want, you can report them to whatever accreditation board they have, but that may not result in anything.And get a second, independent estimate on repairs. 

I don't know if this is the case but I also think operators use the fund of funds model to bypass the 506c accredited investor requirements.

+ Are there any for non-accredited investors / investors using and LLC?

You can find us on their website, look at our reviews, and we are BBB accredited.

Different coaches specialize in different things, we specialize in accredited investors buying off market properties, with little down, for instance.

I am sure that I am an accredited investor, due to asset and income, but it is only on SFR where I have the experience.

You could invest in syndications if you are accredited or you could just park extra cash in index funds until you have the time to at least side hustle real estate correctly.

If one meets the requirements of an accredited investor, do they go register somewhere or how does it work?

And even when I try to do my 'due diligence' - in 'hiring' a Broker w/ 20 years experience and all these accreditations, classes, awards  "x" transactions/year; knowledge of 'local' market etc - they STILL  screw me - selling me a house at $10k more than it's value because they skewed the comps they showed me! 

In a 506(b) deal you are allowed to bring in up to 35 sophisticated investors that don't meet the accredited standard, and almost as many as you want accredited investors.  506(c) you can market offering, and need to take reasonable steps to verify they are indeed accredited.Reg A(+) you can market and raise from non-accredited, but more regulatory filings.I think there are a lot more accredited investors than you think.