Democratizing Real Estate & The Accredited Investor Rule
About this episode
The episode discusses the lawsuit challenging the accredited investor rule and its implications for access to real estate investing.
If I can invest in the stock market, crypto or gamble my life savings away without having to prove that I have the financial warewithal to do so, why do I have to be an accredited investor to invest in real estate? In this epsiode, we discuss the lawsuit that is challenging the accredited investor rule and how unlocking access to real estate investing would "...fuel life-changing innovation, and prove that America's markets work best when they are open to everyone...."
People in this episode
Hosts: Fernando Arencibia, Jr., Jennifer Wollmann
Topics covered
- real estate investing
- accredited investor rule
- lawsuit
- financial access
- market innovation
Keywords
- real estate
- investing
- accredited investor
- lawsuit
- financial access
- market innovation
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: accredited investor, America's markets
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