I am interested in some feedback from the group on the best real estate conferences  to promote our investor platform to accredited investors/equity groups. 

-I like your waterfall, but it may be too complicated if your investors are not sophisticated or accredited.

If the tenant is a accreditable national chain store, is it still too risky to consider these kind of single tenant CRE?

Securities OfferingsIn these cases, it means you might need to be an accredited and sophisticated investor, which you may or may not be.

And your correct the profits coming out of these deals go to overhead and investors.. the sponsor make a very nice pay day but they deserve it .. they create the passive investment for the investor.When you own RE in the manner your talking about IE you personally buy it and usually manage it those are different assets and different experiences.. the syndicator is looking for accredited investor who may just put 1% or so of their liquidity in their deals and probably have all sorts of different investments be it rentals or assets like you describe.My last word on this is that the SPONSOR is the key ... bad sponsor can and may kill a good deal..

Hi Cherry,If you are an accredited investor and looking at all your options, you would have plenty. 

Performing notes of a mid range term          passive done right.some require you to be accredited  and some do not... 

I know there’s a Regulation A type of investment where people don’t have to be accredited and can advertise their listings.

Accredited investor here, tech background. 

Hi @Steve Lott, if you’re an accredited investor and looking for an alternative to managing properties yourself there is an investment product called a DST (Delaware Statutory Trust) that might be beneficial for you to learn about if you decide to perform a 1031 exchange.