Hi @Tony Luce, there are many different real estate funds available to accredited investors.

Once you find the market that attracts you the most, you will have a few options to invest in that market…the first easiest way to find a professional crowd funded opportunity that will likely require you to be an an accredited investor but will allow you to get exposure with smaller risk however smaller returns.

Your offering is made only to investors with whom you have a pre existing relationship; you can have up to 35 “sophisticated” investors and an unlimited number of accredited investors.

I am 39 years old, married to the most wonderful wife who has been home schooling our four children from the beginning, and eager to get out of the proverbial rat race.

There are many syndicators who accept sophisticated/non-accredited investors. 

We have been raising private money for a while and have done so mostly with sophisticated (and some accredited) investors.

Understand their objectives, determining if they would qualify if (accredited) is required for your deals, gauge interest, fit and timing.  

Check accredited sources like BBB or trade associations.

This REIT I’m looking at requires one to be an accredited investor.

Most of my colleagues will have the ability to become accredited investors relatively quickly.