As I am sure you know, the Banks sell off their notes in multi-million dollar batches to  accredited purchasers.

In the case of Fundrise, yes, there is a lot to the story there, and depends on if you are an accredited or nonaccredited investor.

Furnished the whole place up and got 5 star accreditation.

@Brian Adams Hey Brian your friends and family etc. need to be accredited investors thanks

I have spent a few years working at a Fund so I have access to capital through many accredited investors whom I have maintained relationships with.  

We live in Franklin with our 5 kids, the oldest is 10 years old, we homeschool the three oldest. 

I am actively buying-fixing-managing AirBnB units and in the early stages of creating a private offering for a short term rental fund I am seeking an alliance or partnership with someone who has capacity and experience in raising funds through accredited investors who can manage the fund raising and investor relations side of the business, while I focus on strategic acquisitions, stabilization, and management/operations.

When you get into "advertising" your investments, SEC regulations come into play, as do the accredited investor status and such.

My intention is to invest in distressed properties to rehab and then rent long term or as vacation rentals depending on location.I'm currently looking to start working in the Real Estate business as soon as possible while I'm in the process of getting these accreditations.

Perfect, if you are accredited, consider syndication where you become a limited partner and participate in large scale value add re-position plays w/experienced operators.