Many crowdfunding sites require you to be accredit, although that is become less of an issue lately it seems like with many of those platforms opening up funds for non-accredited investors as well.   

I don’t know if you are an accredited investor, but Goodegg investments has some non accredited options for funds to invest in that pay quarterly.

I'm looking for accredited passive investors (minimum $50,000 investment) for an RV park in the Texas Hill Country.

I’m a full time firefighter for over 20 years and my beautiful bride is a stay at home mom who’s full time job has been raising our 4 awesome boys and homeschooling them.  2 are moved out and 2 are still at home, they seem to grow up too fast and sometimes not soon enough!

You can also learn by teaming up with a successful private lender.Another idea- If you are accredited there are opportunities for you to invest in tons of opportunities.

@Justin MoySince the inception of the jobs act and regulation a+ offerings many of which have investment minimums under $5k, I think this will hurt the fund of funds model as there are now so many options open to accredited and non accredited investors who do not need to put in a $50k min and be accredited.Why not just invest in an etf is question I ask myself?

The reality is most people do not qualify as an accredited investor.

I'm guessing you are not accredited investor?

My involvement was to do the training to become knowledgeable (Sophisticated - We were Accredited, but you need to know what you are doing!)

@Ryan Beasley, Are you an accredited investor?