I meet accredited investment criteria and been looking at various types of projects - DSTs, crowdfund REIT on platforms like FundRise & Yieldstreet, individual single property opportunities and other types funds, even some more esoteric ideas like FarmTogether.

KC area accredited investor looking to diversify into MF property in Johnson County, KS.

Still a relatively small fish, but once I'm an accredited investor (2 years from now), I'd like to start taking a closer look at note investments.

I am an accredited investor looking to make some passive investments in value-add multi-family real estate deals.  

In particular, I’m looking for crowdfunding platforms that allow non-accredited investors.

Just make sure they are accredited with the state you choose.I would not worry about getting sponsored first. 

Option #1: Offer an interest rate for a certain number of years, at which point you return their entire investmentOption #2: Set up a syndication and offer a preferred return plus profit splits.Most syndicators start by raising capital from family and friends, and eventually progress to raising capital from accredited investors. 

In addition, we will be renting out our tiny home school bus, plus a guest cabin, on the other end of our property (via airbnb/other outlets). 

Refer to this link directly from the SEC on eligibilityQualified Purchaser (QP) : A specific type of accredited investor who meets additional financial thresholds, enabling them to invest in private funds and other restricted investment vehicles. 

UNIVERSITY (meant to give legitimacy to the guru when they clearly aren't accredited as an institution of higher learning)\Can you think of more words that the gurus use?