And, 3) the "private money lender" list was nothing more than a list of local accredited investors who you can freely petition for investments.I'm glad it got you excited about REI.  

Although, I wasn't interested they know I invest in buy & hold real estate and  as an accredited investor I had express my interest in moving beyond 1-4 unit properties and into larger 20+ unit apartment complexes.I've what they called a general outline of what they're proposing.

I have no doubt that if I could find an accredited investor or non-bank lender I'd be able to secure funding.

Hi Jordan, It can be dangerous to purchase real estate sight unseen from a remote location, and can result in accidentally losing a lot of money.Are you an accredited investor ($200,000 a year in income for the last two years are over $1 million in assets)?

I've had to fire several, before deciding that the only way forward was to take control myself.Are you an accredited investor?

I earned my BA an AA and AS is three years from accredited institutions.

On December 18th staff from The SEC recommended changes to the accredited investor definition.  

Are you an accredited investor? 

I'm and accredited investor and by no means new to investing.

Some of the CFIRA folks and a handful of others appear to be pushing hard for clarity and a modification of current "finder" laws for finding accredited investors.