[1] A $2,000 a share buy in seems like you might be dealing with people the SEC says you can't deal with.[2] and 200 investors will be a huge PITA to administrate over time.[3] and having to ask about SEC laws online piece-meal means you may not understand the law(s) enough to avoid stepping into a jail cell.

I'm open to new places mostly everything I've done is online research, So I Appreciate A local Input.

Do a Fannie and Freddie lookup online see below.

You can look into the national firms online like lending home, lima one etc. 

Save money, got to nerdwallet.com and find a good online bank, they have better rates.

However, if you are used to how we worked during COVID and are comfortable with Zoom, Workplace, modified meetings online, a brokerage like eXp may work better and cost you less.

One thing I'd recommend is looking for syndication related online networking groups.

First go online and look at different RV campground setups.  

Since you are both new, I would avoid any online forms.

Hi Sarah,If you are looking for a close (Learning) experience vs a free apprenticeship.The closest one to you I know, is online.