If she is pooling funds (and it certainly sounds like she is), then you would need to be an accredited investor.

We don't know who is going to call in when and there is a time element we have to consider, which is what spurs the sale of our NPN more than anything else.As to whether or not you want to invest in the fund or NPN, depends on your time commitment, risk tolerance, and skill set in loss mitigation (and also if you're an accredited investor).

This will depend on if you qualify as a accredited investor or not what you might could invest in.Keep listening to the podcasts.

Again, you have to trust the broker and also check out the borrower.In some cases, but not all, your grandfather with have to be an accredited investor.

Are you accredited or nonaccredited?

Become an accredited investor.

If things go sideways, that paperwork helps protect you if the limited partners file suit.These private placements are ALWAYS limited to people you already know and have an existing social relationship with, whether accredited (a SEC term with specific meanings) or sophisticated (a less specific set of criteria, which all of your investors should meet if they're not accredited).

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.

Most funds are also limited to accredited investors. 

Typically, the client must be accredited which means they have a $1M net worth not including their primary residence.