This fund is for accredited investors only.

As we were home schooling her last year, we decided she needed to learn more than math, English, science, etc.

As long as it’s a reputable company who sends the test to an accredited lab, I don’t care who they use.  

Unless you have a massive trust fund hidden somewhere, you probably don't qualify as an accredited investor.3.

It generally requires meeting the accredited investor status which requires a 1M net worth.Don’t over extend yourself trying to play catch-up... we are in turbulent times.Good luck!

For those mentioning passive investing in syndications I am very interested in doing this but always run into a barrier that they are only open to accredited investors.

Does anyone have any ideas on what is driving this strong growth (besides the economic 101 supply vs demand explanation) More people working from home so want to own their house, same for home schooling,  external investors, pent up demand...???

Accredited investors are grown *** adults and should be able to do their own diligence or hire representation of their own if needed.  

For syndications of farms, well buyer beware on the long term longevity of that, that’s why only Accredited Investors can get into publicly marketed syndications.

Working with a lender with a lot of 203k experience, a contractor with the accreditation as a Certified 203k Contractor (one who has been educated on the 203k and had financials verified), and a Realtor who see the upside to 203k's, you can get a 203k closed in 45 days (max 60 days depending on the lender's workload).