., I'm also in the Bay Area (Palo Alto). if you're an accredited investor, you might consider reinvestment into DSTs.

All accredited investors only.Are there any funds that you know of that are available to non-accredited investors, that pay 10+%?

My name is Nichole and I'm currently a stay at home mom of 3 kids that I home school.

Invest 10 to 20% "skin in the game" in our apartment syndications, raise the rest of the equity through accredited investors and have the lender pick up the remaining 80% of the stack. 

Hey wanted to hear from some different agents on how many deals you did last year and maybe what you accredit it to.

Syndication if you are accredited is a great way to get into CRE projects like apartments, learn and can be used as a complementary strategy w/your DIY approach.  

I'm definitely interested in syndications, the issue I have at the moment is not being an accredited investor as I just started my real job a year ago.

If you’re bringing in more than 5-10 people into the “debt” LLC, you may want to start looking at a syndication or a fund.Rule 506(b) allows for syndications to raise money from non accredited investors, a certain amount of money and a certain amount of known people.

So far, I'm imagining that accredited investors are all going to go the route of experienced syndicators.  

Im familiar with metal steel material price sq f.Heres what i see; attached is the photo: 10; 1,000 sq ft retail leases @ 1,000 dollars for 10 years. 1 centered anchor.City officials may help with rest if i asked residents to sign a petition non accredited people to put up a shopping center.