The government might soon restrict you from investing in some of the most lucrative real estate opportunities!
Last week the SEC published a review on the definition of an accredited investor.
Currently, an accredited investor is defined as someone who earns over $200,000 a year or has a net worth of over $1 million – not counting a primary residence. (For married couples the income hurdle jumps to $300,000.)
Unfortunately, the SEC is considering limiting the accredited investor definition by indexing income and wealth metrics to inflation and excluding retirement accounts from the equation!
The removal of retirement accounts alone would decrease the number of accredited investors by nearly 30%!
Even more people will be left out if the net worth limit is increased to $3 million or higher, which some experts are expecting.
If you currently qualify as an accredited investor and you’re considering opportunities, you might want to make a decision before the SEC shuts the door on you.
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Chris Bounds