I've read a lot about Gobundance/M1/Emerge and I am intrigued however I feel my situation is a bit unique:-I semi-retired from the w-2 world (tech) in 2020, reached financial independence (through commercial real estate investing) that same Summer-I am an accredited investor and an LP in about 17 syndication deals (multifamily, storage facilities, ATM, etc.).   

@Adah N.Yep we have one for non accredited or accredited investors. $500 min investment

The only restriction would be if it’s for accredited investors only and a person is not accredited.

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That's something I'm not interested in when there are so many other opportunities out there.In this environment where every mom and pop investor has run up the prices of everything out there, if you are dead set on investing in RE, I would look toward syndications, especially if you are an accredited investor.

And more contractors now have more availability to do them, whereas during the past 2 years, most contractors were just slammed with other work, but quite a bit of that other work is drying up and there are now more contractors doing rehab work, such as those with the accreditation as a Certified 203k Contractor. 

And @Ian Ippolito, who responded above, has a great forum for accredited investors called The Real Estate Crowdfunding Review.  

Its not for accredited investors because it not worth the risk and headache.- Should we not be looking at individual properties but rather syndications?

Many require you to be accredited investor. 

@Joyce OsanI use and recommend contractors with the accreditation as a Certified 203k Contractor.