If so typically you will need to be an accredited investor to invest in most deals. 

We run a group only for Qualified Investors and Accredited.

I use and recommend contractors with the accreditation as a Certified 203k Contractor.

Consider the specific topics covered, accreditation, and any industry recognition associated with each program.Starting as soon as possible is a great mindset!

I understand that a lot of investors in the NNN Lease space have large amounts of liquid money assessible and are accredited investors.

Even if you are not an accredited investor there are groups out there that take investments as small as 10-25k increments and pay you 7-10% annually on a monthly or quarterly basis with total upside of close to 20-25% during a five year hold period.

You should only work with accredited investors.  

But as I became a more accredited investor - realized turnkey was not scalable.

I'm non-accredited and want to start getting experience and learn if I'd want to branch out into taxable investing as well, so I'd be looking at individual and/or partials vs a note fund. 

Reg D 506 C is only for accredited investors however you can advertise so that is a plus Rule 506 B allows you to raise from a pool of 35 contacts you know so that might be the way to go.