However, it get around this, you can bring on someone with the net worth requirements.Additionally, if you ever become interested in passively investing in apartment syndications that accept accredited investors only, you'll need to meet the net worth or income requirements.

Or for accredited investors, Note funds like PPR Note Co are a good option if they have 3-5 years to realize gains.Summary: Lack of access and capital makes this the wrong vehicle for me right now.

Reputable there are a ton of them, does not mean they are making money but they are not scam artists who are running Ponzi schemes.Also are you accredited, how much money you looking to invest l, what type of investment, syndication or fund, how long you want your money tied up for, do you want something conservative or roll the dice risk it all?

Navigating Regulation D: Raising Capital and SEC Compliance for Accredited Investors Introduction: Raising capital is a critical aspect of business growth, and for many entrepreneurs, Regulation D of the Securities Act of 1933 is a key tool in this process.

Apartment investing can mean anything from 5 units to 1000+ units.Most large complex deals are 100-500 units and offered to accredited investors via syndications.

Where many accredited investors make a mistake is they may be worth $1M or make $300k a year but have $100k sitting around and put all of it in lone investment and it goes upside down.I was with someone the other day who has 8 figure net worth and is in 30+ offerings and a balanced portfolio of lower risk debt funds getting 8-10 up to investing in VC and everything in between.

There is an accreditation called Certified 203k Contractor that verifies all that for you.Realtor (optional) - need one who is not afraid of the 203k, can identify properties where the 203k can be used, and who can write the offer paperwork properly according to HUD guidelines.You're only as strong as your weakest link --- select your partners wisely.Hope this helps!

Our income fund closes on 03/31/23 and is for accredited investors.

Next time we will talk about using the JOBS Act and specifically Reg D 506 (c) general solicitation to attract accredited investors.  

Less so in a Buyer's market.To invest in MF via a syndication, one has to be Accredited (rich) or Sophisticated (knowledgeable) as the law protects the poor and stupid, preventing they from investing in PPMs.