They're killin' it.Scott Mulrooney is my favorite contractor, Rick Kie with Accredited is my favorite home inspector.

Syndication investments can’t be publicly advertised unless the sponsor follows specific procedures, not the least of which is restricting the offering to only accredited investors.

But the number one determinant of whether an attempted syndication “sells” successfully to investors is the track record and previous experience and strength of the sponsor ( note this may not be true of the so called “crowdfunded” syndications sold to small non accredited investors in sizes as low as $50).

Syndication deals are 506b or 506c - 506b deals allow accredited and non-accredited investors to participate and the deals cannot be marketed/advertised at all - only people who have personal relationships with the sponsor can participate, so if you see a deal being advertised it's probably only open to accredited individuals (or they are doing something illegal).Accredited means: you have a net worth of $1M minus your primary residence, or you are single and earn $200K, or you are married and earn $300K - there are also ways for businesses and entities to qualify, which you can read more about here: https://www.sec.gov/capitalrai...For 506c deals, they are only open to accredited investors and advertising/marketing is allowed.

Most people I talk to are enthralled with their own BRRRs because they like the control.But for most accredited investors its more about time than returns.

I’m an accredited investor, looking to invest in my first Real Estate syndication deal.

Offering degrees or certifications for a vocational or professional trade can only be done by an accredited course and school.

Hi you can find well trained home inspectors in you area with accredited association like InteNASHI https://www.nachi.org/certified-inspectors or ASHI.

We have done all our deals to date with 506 b exemption as we have both accredited and non accredited investors.

Whatever criteria they use, they must be doing something right because, anecdotally speaking, I get tons of ads for syndications and accredited investor opportunities daily.