I assume you are an accredited investors, but most funds accepts non-accredited investors.

A lot of accredited investors are not sophisticated enough to do DD and anyone advertising in Fb usually has lackluster performance

There is a chicken/egg problem there because you need the business to need the warehouse and you need the warehouse to have the business.Also, I've thought about finding an accredited investor who would put the money into an oil well on my behalf.

Are you an accredited investor, or looking for non-accredited opportunities? 

I am an accredited investor who has invested in 2 syndications and looking at a 3rd.

Personally, I began with small rental properties as a non-accredited investor while working as an engineer.

Hi Lesley, if you’re an accredited investor there is an investment product called a DST (Delaware Statutory Trust) that might be beneficial for you to learn about when you perform your 1031 exchange.

My focus is working with Accredited Investors to help defer capital gains. 

It certainly made me rethink my strategy, after seeing my profits disappear.If you're an accredited investor, I'd say it's time to change course.

They just put a lock on investor withdrawals April 1st, 2024 and lost their BBB accreditation due to the whole debacle.