Must be an accredited investor. 

What are the best institutional note funds for accredited investors? 

I’m considered a non accredited investor so I’d like to meet other investors who are new and also looking to do the same.

(FYI, I'm a business owner, 41, 4 kids - my why - and then planning to get to a place where I sell at least one of my businesses then real estate flipping income and passive rental income exceeds our needs.)I'm accredited investor, currently liquid with at least $150k cash access to pounce on cash deals.

@Caten Murphy,  I post both articles and blogs, relating to mortgage brokers (who submit loan application for our private lending business, passive real estate investors (who, if accredited may be candidates for investing with us, and REO asset manager who may have loans we want to purchase.  

Also, if you're not doing real estate professional status (rep status), even if you have a lot of passive activity losses, they might just end up suspended on your tax form and not help lower your adjusted gross income (AGI).Lastly, for many accredited investors, owning rental properties might not be scalable or worth the high liability once your net worth increases.

They seem like a great deal for the accredited investor.  

This verifies that the Notary is State accredited and confirms they have the authority to Notarize documents. 

Are you an accredited investor?

They can’t practice teaching science unless they are teaching at a school, where they can then teach kids and be supervised (unless you are a home school teacher of course 🤪)having your real estate license and working at a brokerage is the same thing.