AND  where can a non-accredited investor go to buy notes?

Finding a new hobby/volunteering that would be more fun without him having a job, requiring extended periods off work, homeschooling the kids, etc.

really depends on your goal though.. you can just put those funds in one of the crowdfunders that allows small denomination investments and non accredited .. 

What you get in addition to all of the wholesale, fix and flip and Funding educational program you already paid for is "life coaching" from his wife (a mother of ten) who raises her kids and homeschools.

We are a crowdfunding platform for real estate, where we allow accredited investors to invest as little as $5,000 and co-invest in offerings.Here is a post we wrote on multi-family flips which may prove helpful to the community following this post.

Initially, this fund will only be available to accredited investors, but we hope to eventually have a similar model that anyone can participate in. 

You need to be an accredited investor though, which you may or may not be. 

We use to say that all the nut cases congregated there and know at one point the school district lost its accreditation which did a number on property value.

I would think you're big enough now.Business Plan/thesis for fund, documents by lawyer on fund structure, rules for advertising, accredited/non accredited, etc. 506 is probably your best bet.Can you sell?

Unless you are an accredited investor putting small amounts in passively or using a crowdfunding type site that allows non-accredited investors to participate then commercial might be out of reach starting out.Quality commercial real estate is usually in the millions or higher in purchase price.