After registering with a few state SECs and federal SEC (not difficult or expensive with Cowgill's SEC kit) can I borrow from non-accredited lenders?

I continue to get requests from odd places: locals who want a quiet place to homeschool their kids, while the partner works from home. 

There are many benefits with being an accredited investor, including access to better investment opportunities.

The bottom line as to whether or not you can invest (at least in some of the larger properties) is that you must be an accredited investor per SEC guidelines.

Hi @David Harriman, if you're an accredited investor and depending on how active you want to be you may want to consider getting into a syndication on an apartment or other commercial property.

Security Tokens are issued to a blockchain and after a 1 year lock-up period can trade to accredited or non-accredited investors.

Basically, the JOBS Act has allowed expansion for getting micro-investments like kick-starter to allow small, un-accreditted individuals to become investors.

I can 't find a Ticker Symbol for Opendoor Capital He's talking about Brandon Turners company, ODC. https://odcfund.com/He's not talking about investing in companies on the stock market but ones that are usually open to accredited investors only.

I'm also be flying over to visit the provider in person that morning and wanted to begin arranging for a property inspection with an independent inspector so that we can walk through the house together, hopefully that afternoon assuming all their renovations are on schedule and completed by then.Was wondering if anyone have any recommendations for accredited property inspectors in the area with availability that day.Many thanks!

I’m a non-accredited investor just trying to build up some connections and make some private placement deals.