.), so I thought it might be helpful to evaluate the newest/current fund open to non-accredited investors: Cardone Equity Fund VI, LLC.

The business is on BBB with A+ but it is NOT accredited.

Extra Wealth Means Extra Options - In other words if you're an accredited investor you can literally invest in things other people can't.  

My question is regarding the legality of pooling investor (non-accredited) money for real estate.

Also...at what point do people find it worth while to get out of the solo game and decide it is actually a good thing to get a partner, or seek investment capital from accredited investors...whatever that entails....vs the traditional going to the bank and asking permission each time?

Rule 505 states you can sell up to 35 'other persons' than accredited investors and be exempt from registration.So, take that how you want.

They do not take kindly to someone falsely claiming to be accredited.

My family has been ready for me to transition out of deals with properties values under $200K for quite some time now.When I started in REI I had two homeschooling kids at home.

I am a licensed contractor, and product licensed from all of the major product manufacturers, including distributor licensed, and accredited by many citys offices for excellence.

@Ian Fisher  I think the major difference here is the accredited investor rules..