I currently work full time as a Construction Project Manager, I have a BS degree in Construction Engineering from the University of Akron and worked for a national home builder while attending college.

I understand putting restrictions on the borrower (making it hard to solicit capital from non-accredited investors), but to limit investors from doing what they want just seems to go against some basic rights.

Partnerships, Accredited Investors, HMLs, so please chime in.

University towns are always a good bet.

My son is going to the University of Florida this fall.

Tight market, so could go for $1550/975+ Separately metered for gas/electricMaster water meter (considering a submeter)1 block to active, desirable downtown area & close to university.

I knew it was comming, the CFPB is introducing regulations for anyone who is not an accredited investor (less than a Mil in net worth excluding personal assets) for anyone who owns more than three RE properties in any one year and require them to be licensened Realtors or otherwise regulated under a list of exemptions, none of which apply to small investors.

I spent about $40K on a private University back in 84 and have since payed off my loans, well worth what I made since.

I am starting my BS in Real Estate through Marylhurst University next month.

Andrew's University in Laurinburg, NC.