Note you'll still need to be an accredited investor to participate right now.  

They sent me their BBB link but i opened it and they have a B+ rating but not accredited with the BBB.

Hi Justin,I can tell you depending on how it is set up that you need to be an accredited investor.I am doing a Retail investment fund soon but my buy in minimums will be in the 6 figures per investor.The reason is too many investors for investing 25,000 etc.

Your state real estate licensing bureau will list accredited schools, check there.Earning that Realtor name is just something you pay when you join a local association of Realtors.That stuff is easy to complete.

@Frank Szabo most Hard money lenders get investors and they pool the money into private placement funds that accredited investors can invest in.

I've looked into what would be required and come up short.Since I don't know all the individuals involved, and they're not accredited investors, I've read I would have to file with the SEC if I wanted to lead this LP.  

Go to NARPM.org you will find accredited professionals.

Does anyone know which ones are planning to open to non-accredited investors?

I am looking to get into multi-family investing.I have a business partner who has accredited investor contacts in another state.If I am the one bringing sweat equity to the transaction, finding the property in mystate, but he brings the money. how should this be structured.Help?

I found a hard money lender accredited by the bbb and they are willing to finance 100%.