Investor qualification

Let's find out if we're a fit.

I work with accredited investors. Here's exactly what that means — and how to start a conversation. This is the front door, not a pitch deck or an offering.

You may be accredited if any of these is true:

  • Income over $200K individually (or $300K jointly) in each of the last two years, with the same expected this year
  • Net worth over $1M, excluding your primary residence
  • Certain professional licenses in good standing (Series 7, 65, or 82)
  • Entities (trusts, LLCs, funds) that meet the SEC asset or ownership tests

Not there yet? Totally fine — the education stays free and open to everyone, forever. Here's the honest roadmap to getting there: the accreditation guide ->

This is a plain-English overview. The SEC's definitions and the verification process control.

Start the conversation

Request an intro call

Tell me a little about your goals. We'll talk, I'll answer your questions, and together we'll figure out whether this is a fit — no pressure either way.

Submitting this form starts a conversation only. It is not an offer, a commitment, or guaranteed access to any investment.

Next steps

How the process stays clean

No rushed pitch. No document uploads here. Start with context, then follow the proper path.

01 Relationship first Before any private materials are discussed, we need to understand your goals, experience, risk tolerance, and timeline. That starts with a real conversation and a clean record of what was asked and answered.
02 Verification when required When an opportunity requires accredited-investor verification, use a qualified third party. Do not send tax returns, bank statements, or brokerage screenshots through this public form.