You will need to do a 506(c) if you wish to advertise and that is accredited onlyYou can do a 506(b) which allows non accredited but sophisticated but you cannot advertisePublishing info requesting people to fund a deal is not recommended since it violated sec regulations (note I am not an attorney)

If you are an Accredited Investor, you could place that 100K with an experienced sponsor in a real estate syndication in any number of asset classes (Large Multifamily, Self Storage, Mobile Home Parks, Assisted Living Facilities).

Some only accept accredited investors some also accept non-accredited but sophisticated investors for their deals.There are great webinars, podcasts and blogs on this exciting and much more scalable subject.

Some only accept accredited investors some also accept non-accredited but sophisticated investors for their deals.

Beam, Post tension, driving piling, bell bottom, floating, pier and beam...Make sure you have a foundation company that is proficient at the type of project you have.I am no rookie, and I have had major issues with 3 (BBB accredited) business's this year who claimed to be experts in foundation work. 

You could leverage that and purchase a 1 million dollar property, or if you are accredited you could invest that passively with a syndication and probably see a 12- 15% return. 

"Recession-durable RE investing for non-accredited investors" How do you defend against recessions, without sacrificing ambition? 

Appreciate the time, Are you an accredited investor?

You can participate as an LP/investor which requires you to be either a sophisticated or accredited investor (depending on the way the deal is structured). 

You have to be accredited to use their platform - chances are that's a non-starter for a lot of us here