If you are an accredited investor, there are passive opportunities in real estate partnerships that offer all the benefits but none of the hassle of management. 

I don’t think that the accreditation means anything.

But investors are on their own in terms of bad actor screening with the Reg D (506c) offerings (Reg D 506c investors have to be accredited, which suggests they know how to fend for themselves).If you're bored with tech and believe real estate is your passion, however, then it makes sense to figure out how to phase out of tech and into real estate in a manner that disrupts your income stream as little as possible.

We are on the higher end of quality in our market and we are happy to say that University of Wisconsin-Whitewater is a very accredited D1 school!

I was steadily learning more and building the knowledge base and community to do something “eventually”.Like many people I have a full time job that sucks so muck of my time, plus a wife with 4 homeschooled kids I love dearly. 

Wondering if there’s a platform to purchase fractional notes for non accredited investors.

Now that I am an accredited investor I can take a few more chances today that I could not afford in the beginning stages.

Make sure the school is AACSB accredited, and also try to find one in your general region. 

I can tell you the top 3-4 based on investor feedback, first need to know if you are accredited or nonaccredited.

There is a reason 2% is not taught in any accredited university or found in any textbook. 2% was coined for mobile home investing which makes total sense in that arena.