It can be titled as a simple fee, Joint Tenant, in a revocable trust, or interest in various entities and so forth.   

Accredited Investor Qualifications: As of my knowledge cutoff in January 2022, the SEC's definition of an accredited investor includes individuals who meet one of the following criteria:Income Test: An individual with an annual income exceeding $200,000 (or $300,000 for joint income) in each of the two most recent years and a reasonable expectation of the same income level in the current year..Net Worth Test: An individual with a net worth exceeding $1 million, either individually or jointly with a spouse, excluding the value of the primary residence.Entity Test: Certain entities, including banks, partnerships, corporations, and charitable organizations, with assets exceeding $5 million.

Even would be okay with Joint ventures for the first couple deals so I know the ropes better.

Depending on each party's involvement, you could have a basic joint venture partnership or it could be an issuing of securities with a passive investor.  

Both our real estate and lending arms do joint ventures with investors that inject the capital and/or are looking for experience while we provide the experience, resources, and management of the project/loan all the time.

A few partners and I are looking to put our money together and buy properties underneath a joint LLC and build a business. 

Lastly, you should also have your leases state that the tenants are "joint and severally liable" so each tenant can be held individually responsible (but this only helps if they're both listed on it).  

I'd be willing to do a joint venture (JV), and be project manager while they lend the total cost, then split profits 50/50.

Maybe we can talk joint venture or whatever is possible .Shaun Carter 

Seeking real estate opportunities to invest in Joint Ventures or providing "Bridge Loans"   Prefer Florida but will do deals along east coast.