If you are accredited investor just think about investing with a proven sponsor on a larger value add deal with more equity growth potential for your share of investment.

If you are looking for accreditation for yourself, check with the Real Estate Institute of Canada, BOMI, or Algonquin College.

What crowdfunding sites have you had good experiences with (whats the difference betw accredited vs non-accredited investors)?

While I am building my cash position ( not an accredited investor yet ) but I would like to get started in the RE market.

(I'm accredited, though at that amount, it probably doesn't matter.)

They do not need to be accredited.

Though they're not accredited, their BBB page has an A+ rating at the time that I'm writing this.

I work part time, am in part time school and home-school 3 of our 4 kids.

If you are soliciting people that you did not know before then they need to have a worth of 250k to be an accredited investor .I've talked to flippers who basically pay a return on money to people who go into a deal with an annualized rate and then maybe some basis points.

@Zac BurkIm an accredited investor.