If you have a total of 50 accredited investors that love working with you, you can basically fund anything you want.”

Most accredited investors like me do not qualify as a RE professional and cannot offset my passive earnings with my active earnings.

In particular, I’m looking for crowdfunding platforms that allow non-accredited investors.

Yes, I am an accredited investor.  

Section 506 deals give you a wide range of investing opportunities if you are an accredited investor with timeframes from several months to multiple years.  

In particular, I’m looking for crowdfunding platforms that allow non-accredited investors.

Contractor - needs to have 203k experience or at least 203k education along with sufficient financials to afford the start up costs and ongoing expenses on 203k projects; best to use a contractor who has the accreditation as a Certified 203k ContractorThere is a great FAQ for the 203k at 203kContractors.com that actually discusses the recommended steps for a successful 203k.

However the income we earn allows us to have access to investments that many others don't have, namely those for accredited investors.

So you can’t get your money back until that time is up.You usually have to be accredited which is sounds like you are. 

You will need an accredited degree from a 5 yr or 6 yr program.