The Cardone Zone How Grant Cardone Makes Money with the Non Accredited Fund
Nov 19, 2021
Dive into the intriguing world of real estate investing as the discussion highlights the difference between accredited and non-accredited investors. Understand the challenges faced by the majority of investors in the U.S. and discover the benefits of real estate crowdfunding and syndication. Uncover valuable investment opportunities in markets like Bakersfield, and learn effective strategies for building wealth through real estate. Get ready to transform your financial future with insights that promise exponential growth!
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Investor Accreditation Insight
- Accredited investors make over $200,000/year or have over $1M net worth excluding primary residence.
- Non-accredited investors are 98% of Americans but face much harder investment regulations.
Avoid Non-Accredited Investor Risks
- Avoid taking money from non-accredited investors due to strict SEC disclosure and legal obligations.
- Use Reg D Rule 506B or 506C for cheaper, faster fundraising limited to accredited investors.
Costly Barriers to Non-Accredited Funds
- Creating a non-accredited investor real estate fund cost $300,000 and took 5–9 months.
- Accredited investor funds cost about $9,000 and take minutes to approve.