A 100 unit multifamily in Austin with 10 accredited investors from different states. 

That's why all the websites are only looking for accredited. 

Not to get to far into the weeds about "where the money comes from", to name a few, Capital funds where investors (accredited and/or non accredited) fund a bucket for investment purposes.

@Mitchell C Johnson are you an accredited or sophisticated investor ?

@Andy DeytoIf you are looking to invest in a syndication there are plenty out thereIf you are non accredited check out regulation a+ offerings

For example, I've seen crowd funding sites like Realty Shares, Fundrise, etc. that help raise capital and they advertise to accredited investors you can start with as little as $5,000.

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

For accredited investor certification, there are rather cost effective options as low as $60, but bonus if the CPA can do it.Technology and Communication: A technologically adept CPA can streamline processes and provide you with access to digital records and reports.

Can anyone tell me where to get an accredited investor form?

Allow me to clarify: we are developers & investors offering high ROI/profits to accredited investors whom invest in our upcoming real estate development projects for which we have prepared property reports for.