If you’re an accredited investor, you may look into syndications with people you decide to trust.

Have you considered homeschooling?

One thing to consider is whether being accredited matters for your passive investments.

One objection you will face when raising capital, especially from accredited investors who have had success doing their own deals is “Why would I passively invest as a Limited partner (LP) when I could just use the capital to continue doing my own deals?”

Most require clients to be an accredited investor, which is another barrier to entry to look out for.

I have found my coaching and being a part of Tarek El Moussa (HGTV) Homeschooled team has changed everything I do with real estate. 

It's all situational.If you are an accredited investor why not invest with a sponsor for value add turn around deals where equity growth is usually much stronger over time?

@david Thompson, am I wrong in my understanding that apartment syndication opportunities are only open to accredited investors?

Hi Ben,If you are accredited and looking for cash flow, agree w/Boris that you may need to take your show on the road and that would be taking a hard look at markets that still cash flow and have upside.

Option A:Get 4 close friends (not Accredited Investors / I'm not soliciting) each to put in $3,500 each as an Investment offering 8% interest compounding monthly with a balloon payment due in 15 years of $11,575 which is a 70% return over 15 years (you can run this math, it works out) - these are younger guys who live in NYC and could never invest in real estate for that amount.