Are you accredited or nonaccredited?

It's a bit too complicated to answer on a post, depends on an investors individual situation and risk tolerance and some questions needs to be asked before an answer is given ..... both are only available to accredited investors.  

You can also go the syndication route with a 596(C) you can market to accredited investors and raise equity this way. 

There are also syndications where you can invest as non-accredited but have to be very careful with those agreements.

If you are making a really big bet make sure you get very qualified counsel and deal only with accredited investors...and use only a portion of their net worth4.

They would need to be an accredited investor for this to be utilized. 

In order to participate, and because these are "private placements", one must be an accredited investor.  

But please check our single family rental investment comparison so you can see the benefits of our model vs a DIY strategy.At Property Pool we focus on the single family rental space and we are giving accredited investors the opportunity to join expertly crafted single family rental pools.

Smaller strip centers with a few tenants.If not a 1031 exchange but accredited investor then sometimes people will want to invest with me as a sponsor on some retail deals.

Yes, we do seek accredited investors to partner with us on our deals.