When you know enough to do well at wholesaling, you probably won't be wholesaling as you'll identify other opportunities to profit from, legally without license issues.As to the class you mentioned, if she is an accredited instructor with the state, then that is okay, a classroom would be better!

He's trying to do one of two things - probably BOTH things simultaneously:1 - Reprice the entire asset class - ie raise prices of mobile home parks as fast as possible.2 - Attract deep pocketed accredited investors to his private funds so that he can enlarge his portfolio as rapidly as possible while waiting for the stabilized caps to compress further.I'll lay out the remainder of my reasoning for this tomorrow.

Another thing is I want to get into being an accredited investor some day to start doing crowdfunding on the debt side.

I am a stay at home homeschooling  mother of 5 (ages 6-10 months) and I was struggling with the same thing.  

Just look up some accredited schools in your area they are all the same thing.

Has anyone ever went to a RE school to get their RE license in Wisconsin, or can you recommend an accredited online school for me?

They need to be either an accredited or sophisticated investor (which has to do with their income and assets) and then you can structure pretty much however you like with a split in equity, a preferred return (partner gets the first X% of income, if there is positive income) or interest rate.

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

They really shine with apartment conversion (from market rentals to student housing, for example).My favorite home inspector is Rick Kie with Accredited: acchouseinsptoday.comFor residential loans, I highly recommend Jessica Boynton with Tioga State bank.

You'd qualify as an accredited investor with a liquid net worth of $1 million, so you'd have access to many opportunities.