A friend mentioned that earlier this year the SEC changed the way it defined who qualified for Accredited Investor status.

I am currently a sophomore undergrad at Syracuse University.

I'm currently in college at the University of Akron for psychology and I will be graduating this upcoming May (2021).

Property: 2/2 condo unit, 1150 SQFTLocation: Orlando, FL, 5 minutes from Universal Studios, 15 minutes from Disney WorldEstimated Rent: $1300, monthly profit $761/month (including insurance, HOA, property management fees, taxes, and estimated repairs. 

One caveat has learned with our $400,000 raised so far with MSB.AI is SEC  allows us to take direct Accredited investors for larger amounts directly and the Start Engine is ok with this.

We have looked into homes nearby hospitals and universities, we thought that our target could be nurses or students ( i am not sure with college being virtual, if this will be a problem).

Gaslight Clifton, CUF (University area),  Avondale and Evanston ( both up and coming, but a little iffy), walnut hills, Hyde park (very expensive), downtown, Northside.

I have heard of another investor renting the rooms (he didn't live there) to college students and he would charge just under what the university charged so he was having the rooms rent for $600/room.

I did turnkey from 2010-2015 but once I became an accredited investor I went to larger MFH and syndications.Taxes are better to via cost segs. 

Some amendments have been made to the capital pooling game when it comes to accredited and non-accredited definitions which will allow syndicators such as myself to market investments to investors and deem them accreditation by nature of their knowledge, not their income or personal net worth... https://www.sec.gov/news/press... - Having raised money I caution you...