Is there any legal way to invest in this concept without being accredited as an investor per SEC rules?

I always had a concept of what wholesaling was but never really knew exactly how it worked.

Or, should i do the same exact concept except eliminate the holding company, and simply have 3 independent LLC's, all with me as the member, and the property management company handle all of the transactions and pay the property holding LLCs a fee each month? 

There is a concept in the law I believe called "undue enrichment" meaning that you benefited by something they did. 

But here's what I’ve learned: you'll never have all the answers, and waiting for complete certainty can hold you back.What has worked for me is the concept of a "70% solution."

I'm intrigued by the concept of this waiver but would love to hear from anyone who has experience with it.

You mentioned they have kids, so they probably used a diaper pale before which is more or less the same concept as putting tp in a trash can.

The concept sounds like "Equity-like returns without equity-like risk.”Preferred equity investments, which sit between senior debt and common equity in the capital stack, also see increased interest.

Even if the deal wasn’t smooth it was a proof of concept and I paid for my education.We are closing on our second deal on Monday, a good value add 6 unit a few blocks away.

By focusing on properties already set up for seller financing, they avoided the hassle of introducing and pitching the concept to sellers.