Even though these will clearly be accredited investors that dos not mean there are no hoops to jump through or regulations to follow.

Hey everyone,I have been lurking for a while, so I thought I would finally step out and introduce myself.I am a seventeen-year old home schooled senior.

Then is the investor accredited or not.. that makes a huge difference.

Any accredited teaching experience, like teaching economics or finance at USC?

In my industry it has always been encouraged to gain addition accreditation (I currently hold an ARM certification).Recently I have been considering obtaining my CPM (Certified Property Manager) and wanted to see if anyone has had experience with obtaining this certification and if there's benefit in having it as a real estate investor?

The Accredited Investors subject came up.

You'll need to pick a type of fund (504, 505..) and then have all your investor/partners complete the necessary paperwork to determine if they are accredited or non-accredited - which also determines which type of fund to create.

Hi,I was brought to this site via an interesting topic on Investor Verification and how that now works with the JOBS Act coming full force.I am heavily involved in the crowdfunding space and I plan to be very active in the real estate crowdfunding thread, and offering any insights that I can.I think "crowdbuilding" has a major place in this industry, and can't wait to see it grow, let alone see Americans everywhere (non-accredited investors) invest into real estate and become very aware of how fun and rewarding it can be.In turn, it looks like I will learn a lot here about the technology and trends that are happening.

And some of us are registered with these sites that are most likely someday to be players in the 'portal' business for non-accredited CF activities.

Do you need to be an accredited investor to participate?