., but as long as a non-accredited person who is taking the lead, can find others(also non-accredited) and pitch them investment opportunity, that in of itself, has no barriers?

I have spoken to a rep at this company: https://ndtco.com/    and he assured me that I would be able to buy a property once I completed the rollover of funds so long as I created an LLC and paid my annual fee of $335. 

Arron,On some programs they require (2) years W2's as long as the jobs have been same line of work. 

As long as the lender continues to receive payments, they really don't care.

As long as you stay in it a couple weeks a year, should be good.

There's nothing wrong with rent stabilized properties, as long as you're collecting the anticipated/expected rent.

As long as you as priced correctly and the place doesn't look like a dump.

If you are speaking of equity, as the face value of a single property equity grows, it loses money...not gains it.The good thing about REI is the potential exponential gains you can make with it, when you focus on the short run (NOT like day trading short), and how those short exponential gains translate to long term gains, as long as the short term gains "keep on truckin'".

As long as you buy a property in a "good" location, all but the worst mistakes will be corrected over time through appreciation and rent increases.

You will have no problem finding a lender to do this deal for you as long as this is the only reason he denied you.