I spread out my investment over a ton of properties and you can do it as a non accredited investor, but if you make a good income realize that you will be taxed at your income bracket so you might want to think about physical real estate instead.

Opioids from Johns Hopkins and the University of Maryland Medical Center continue to flood the poorest of neighborhoods, leaving the African American communities in a perpetual state of addiction, along with the need for constant government assistance programs.

Last year was a good year for my business and between student loans, medical, and a small amount of consumer debt, we paid off a whopping $34k in debt in about 13months and stashed about $10k in savings.

Essentially, we now had the right to evict on non payment. 

Here is some handy verbiage:If for reason of non-payment of rent Owner/Manager shall give a statutory 3 Day Notice to Pay Rent or Vacate, or if Owner shall lawfully issue any other noticepermitted pursuant to RCW 59.12 et seq. or RCW 59.18 et seq., Resident agrees to pay in addition to the delinquent rent and late payment chargesprovided for above, the sum of $100 for preparing and giving the notice, which shall be paid by the deadline for compliance with the Notice.

If it is a 506(b) offering and they are accepting non-accredited investors (it's their option), you might be OK. 

One tenant i got a warrant of removal after non-payment of March rent at the court, now he went back to show Order of Cause to elongate process etc.

(ie. non-obvious, trap questions to utilize during the tenant screening process).

For non-subject rental properties, the rental offset can be as high as 90% or 100%, depending on the lender and your qualifications.

Talk to hazard insurance agents about vacant non occupied coverage (Or renter's/owner occupied coverage).