Wondering if there’s a platform to purchase fractional notes for non accredited investors.

There are many benefits of real estate tokenization versus traditional methods of investing in real estate. 9 Benefits of Real Estate TokenizationIncreased Transparency - Investors are able to know the property’s value in advance since there are regular updates to the blockchain-based system.Access to Capital - There is an increase in capital flowing into a project since the property can be fractionalized more efficiently allowing for more investors to participate.Diversification of Portfolio - Fractionalized shares allow investors to invest in multiple properties as well as internationally.An Investment backed by Collateral - Real estate tokens offer considerably less risk than cryptocurrencies since the tokens are financially supported by tangible property.Constant Oversight - The real estate token’s value shouldn’t fall below the net asset value (NAV) of the real estate assets due to regular checks and balances to ensure stability.Increased Pricing Accuracy - Since discounts due to illiquidity will be largely decreased, the price of the asset will approximate its real market value.

Masters is obviously more expensive, but if you could get it from a less renowned place (USNH has an online accounting master's degree, for example) you may see a large amount of the benefits for a fraction of the cost, opening up the rest of your budget for real estate investing.

If you fly over the massive Bay Area followed by a Milwaukee area flyover, you'd see that Milwaukee is a fairly good sized city, but just a fraction of the size of the Bay Area!

And on the positive, I retain a construction crew and I can get that repaired for a fraction of what your contractor will potentially charge. 

That $200 pet deposit and $25 rent will not even cover a fraction of potential damage from a big dog.

That would get everything done that you want for a fraction of the price.

Mary Foster (no relation) is a principle in a firm in Bellevue and has been co-author of one of the definitive works on 1031.The same is true of TIC/fractional interest syndicators.  

I often see leases that were written by an attorney (probably expensive) that cover only a fraction of WLB, which are also inexpensive.

This is not a timeshare or fractional ownership model.