I think the reason I left it out is due to the requirement to be accredited and the length of time your capital would be tied up.

However, there are a few things you should keep in mind.First, most of these platforms require that you be an accredited investor in order to invest in their real estate syndication offerings.Some of these platforms do offer REITs (real estate investment trusts) as an alternative for non-accredited investors.

I am looking to get connected with some syndication sponsors in the Austin area who work with non-accredited investors under a 506b.

Courses must be completed at an institution of higher learning accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges or by a comparable regional accrediting agency recognized by the United States Department of Education, or by a private real estate school which has had its courses approved by the California Real Estate Commissioner.

This is exactly why I switch from rentals to syndications as soon as I became and accredited investor.With 300 dollars per property (2 months of work to buy a turnkey rental) you are going to need 20-40 of these to replace your income.

Hey Roy,If it were me and I wanted to have both consistent cash flow (that beats what most investors get with rentals), and growth, and a timeline of about 5 years, I'd invest in a syndication.I work at a real estate investment advisory in Denver and we specialize in helping clients invest either in DSTs (1031-exchangeable syndications), or alts (cash syndications).Our offerings are underwritten by our managing broker-dealer and are only open to accredited investors, but here's an example of one:Cantor Fitzgerald may have a self storage facility in Vegas, let's say.

That's why I keep emphasizing the importance of building relationships with truly accredited, passive investors.

In an attempt to raise over $20,000 for the acquisition, I had gotten in contact with an Accredited Investor who I was acquainted with for nearly 10 years.

My minimums are about 2 million because I review 1,000 a week nationally for clients and I know what is out there in what ranges.Are you an accredited investor?

My first idea is if you are accredited there are some good apartment opportunities run by syndicates.