Right now, I homeschool three of my six children...and that is enough

Do you have to be an accredited investor to do a syndication deal, or are there options to do that without being accredited?

@Blake HornbrookI know of some real estate funds that start at $500 for non accredited investors

Don't really care about schools because I don't plan to have kids for another 8-10 years or so, in which I'd probably buy another home and move by then, or just homeschool them.

While we have grown our portfolio quite well (we are up to 19 rentals currently and reach Accredited Investor a few years ago) we still feel small, invest conservatively, and make good decisions every single time.

I hope to build to an accredited investor with $1m net worth.  

You can have up to 35 sophisticated investors, no limit on accredited investors.  

You'll find RealtyShares.com interesting being in tech as they kind of make investing in syndications accessible for accredited investors. 

I haven’t explored it well enough to know specifically as in most cases, If I would need to be accredited as a requirement as I’m currently not.

So if you could cash flow it, even better.Also, you may know a traditional business path is to work for a large company a few years and if you are promising then they pay for the executive MBA (though it may be the nearby state school or even be online, maybe not top 20 but usually AACSB accredited).