Very interesting event lots of accredited investors and quality speakers.

The SEC has strict rules on this, especially if you aren’t dealing with accredited investors and since you are looking for people who don’t have a lot of money they aren’t going to be considered accredited.

In particular, I’m looking for crowdfunding platforms that allow non-accredited investors.

I am curious as to whether or not tuition/books at an accredited four year college/university could be a deductible expense if I was to pursue a Bachelor's in Real Estate Finance.

If you're willing to spend $10K you might as well spend the money toward more accredited education like the CCIM for MFH education.

Cash on cash: The funds that accredited investors can buy into that deal in MHP's pay 10-11% cash on cash returns. 

Our goals are to get to $3,000/month in passive income to replace my W-2 income so I can stay home and do my business and help raise our little girl and homeschool our children.

Are you an accredited or non-accredited investor? 

I was looking into buy and hold for rental, flipping (though the rehab process may stress me out too much), or crowdfunding (though I'm not an accredited financial investor, which is required for those online sites), or other options. 

Hi Brandon- if you are an accredited investor, there is an established industry supporting investors with goals like yours.