Let me give a quick example- Clayton County on the southside of Atlanta, lost its accreditation for its school district in 2008, the first time that has happened anywhere in the United States for 40 years.  

Let me give a quick example- Clayton County on the southside of Atlanta, lost its accreditation for its school district in 2008, the first time that has happened anywhere in the United States for 40 years.

As an REI investor currently living in South Korea, I know that parents will often pay very high prices to have proper homeschooling for their kids in the US.Does the Chinese student attend a private school or public school?

Since I do have a property and state in mind I'll be sure to start digging up lenders accredited in the area.

I have reached out through my network and am confident that I have found enough investors, both accredited and “sophisticated” to fund the venture.

We can now solicit accredited investors for private offerings, but the remaining rules of Regulation D still remain intact.

A lot of their lower-priced properties are good for rental plays and a lot of the higher-priced properties out of my reach (finance and experience wise), that's not to mention the prefered treatment their accredited investors get. 

As any highly sought after expert would.You can also hire a consultant to put all the information together for you, and even assist in insuring you have the proper paperwork and protections against litigation should there be an issue arise.I am also an investor, I was a G.C. for 20yrs in Houston, accredited inspector, Consultant for billion dollar REIT's.

My investor profile will be Accredited only. 

I have been reading a bit on crowd funding, and saw that newer laws have opened the door for non accredited investors.