All accredited investors only.Are there any funds that you know of that are available to non-accredited investors, that pay 10+%?

Sometimes the second appraisal will come in higher than the first, especially if the first appraiser was inexperienced or made mistakes.If your loan is a conventional loan, then it is subject to the rules of the home valuation code   Barb Torres, an accredited senior appraiser says, "As soon as the parties find an appraiser is coming out who is not familiar with the local market, they have every right to contact the lender (preferably in writing) to DEMAND a local appraiser be used."

And it requires accredited investor status. 

They really shine with apartment conversion (from market rentals to student housing, for example).My favorite home inspector is Rick Kie with Accredited: acchouseinsptoday.comFor residential loans, I highly recommend Jessica Boynton with Tioga State bank.

You'd qualify as an accredited investor with a liquid net worth of $1 million, so you'd have access to many opportunities.

I am not against notes in any way, performing or NPL (Non-Performing Loan), as its one of the best strategies to work with, just commenting on the retail level for NPL juniors, and that is why we launched our NPL fund, so we can legally pool investors capital so we can take down those larger pools at the prices of yore. if you are an accredited investor per IRS regulations, please contact us for more info. 

Just look up some accredited schools in your area they are all the same thing.

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Another thing is I want to get into being an accredited investor some day to start doing crowdfunding on the debt side.

I am a stay at home homeschooling  mother of 5 (ages 6-10 months) and I was struggling with the same thing.