I'm looking for ways to invest in RE properties but most of the companies I've found require me to be an accredited investor, which I'm not.

She likes the idea of investing in multi-family syndications but she's not accredited and not sophisticated.

It's oriented toward Multifamily and accredited investors.

I have accredited investors sometimes like to invest IRA money in my NNN cash purchase value add deals.Personally I don't really care for IRA's and for people at certain levels of wealth can be a waste of time and money.There are others ways to write down taxes on income today and get close to the same objective or better.Another wrinkle people do not know about is when they approach me to buy a stabilized NNN investment grade tenant property to own themselves.

Please explain to me how being an accredited investor provides the credentials to put that deal together? 

FYI 506 club is limited to accredited industries only.

., if you’re considering a 1031 exchange and an accredited investor you might consider learning more about Delaware Statutory Trusts (DST).

I am not an accredited investor.

@Don Konipol, It's funny you mentioned note funds; I actually looked into that briefly, and the ones I found were for accredited investors.

Rent evaluations there just didn't make any sense, and I can only imagine how crazy it must be now.Now, depending on your personal situation, if you're a higher net worth investor like an accredited investor, I'd say skip the single-family home stuff.