Hello~I am seriously considering becoming a accredited home stager, but the course costs $2000.00 and I am trying to figure out if it is truly worth it.

One Mtg broker I've spoken with likes the idea of setting up a Rule 504 offering to accredited investors.

This includes the vetting of an accredited investor.

We already have a fund set up to take money from accredited investors and would like to organize marketing materials for a diverse set of potential investors.

This seems like a lot less work than herding private money cats.Cobbling together capital to finance long-term deals is also hard because of securities problems and the desire by the gov-mint to protect non-accredited investors.

I have interviewed a few narpm.org accredited companies that manage SFRs and am finding that the general fees are:8-9% Management fee80-100% of first month's rent for lease out25% of first month's rent for renewalsAny input from local investors would be great!

It amazes me that an accredited investor would not see through that!

I have been homeschooling and my youngest is now 9.

You may under the reg D. rule changes you may target an accredited investor list begging Sept 23 IF...IF you follow the right process.You MAY legally mail out if you are using a generic introduction based on an informational type.

Bill, I'm sure you could answer that for me but here is my understanding if you're talking about a public REIT or MF:I'm not publicly advertising for funds, I'm using less than 30 or so investors (or accredited), and I'm under a certain dollar amountThose were the exceptions as I understood them.