The term Goal makes me think someday, and someday is code for "never" in my world.I have one commitment for 2019, when I reach it that means several other success indicators have been realized also(i.e. robust passive REI portfolio, self-sustaining business), therefore, I only list this one:By December 31st, 2019, I will be my children's homeschool educator relieving my wife of her duty as the primary educator, spending no less than 4 hours per day as my children's educator, prior to the noon hour daily.Note: We have four lovely children, 2 boys and 2 girls between the ages of 3&8 years old.

If the renter decides to invest in syndications that are only available to accredited investors, then he will get to that status faster than a homeowner (if they both started with the same net worth) because a primary residence doesn't count in the calculation. 

His message is designed to groom potential investors for his non-accredited fund offering, as hopefully a sort of feeder program to his accredited investor offerings. 

Rather use OPM then my own (I am accredited)- Partnering - structuring deals- Buying wholesale deals- Pitfalls with auctions- BRRRR all the wayAnd more...

Heavy travel isn't an option during the school year, and I have no interest in homeschooling or world schooling them. 

Find cheap accredited school so you and not in a lot of debt.

However, 12-20% can easily be achieved by non-accredited investors as long as you set up your portfolio correctly (i.e., purchase at the right price and utilize the right amount of leverage).

Do you receive a accredited degree or diploma that is recognised by the real estate industry.

Why aren't sophisticated investors like accredited investors, family offices and institutions chasing your deals?

Their incomes are good and accredited status so why even buy this stuff?