Hi Jeff - I am looking to attract only accredited investors per rules in place by the 2012 JOBS Act, so I assume at least some level of sophistication.

Hi @Keith Dalpe, if you're an accredited investor who is seeking to defer your capital gains tax but doesn’t want to be a landlord anymore you might consider learning about reinvestment into DSTs (Delaware Statutory Trusts). 

Also I am not an accredited investor which limits my crowdfunding options.

Take my 5% annualized payments monthly and live off the passive income.I'll just add that DSTs are only available to accredited investors.

The property was bought by syndicating capital from sophisticated and accredited investors using SEC rule 506d.

I am a bit short of having the credentials to be an accredited investor - if I wanted to play the role of leading a syndicate.  

Accredited investors that care more about cash flow distribution upfront love these kinds of deals getting cash from day one.

Thank You Natalie for the quick response.Yes, I did so, but being fairly new I wasn't a 100% sure in what questions I need to ask myself, search, and answer for when looking for an accredited school.

For some, you'll have to be accredited, which you are not.Just some food for thought, Stephen, and some options.

Couldn't that give you more accreditation when trying to raise capital?