Tommy DobczykOpportunity Zone Advisor, OZ Wizard · Director of Development | Certified Opportunity Zone Advisor

Fractional Fund: Non-Accredited Investors & Accredited Entities #shorts

17 Apr 2026 · 1 min

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In this short, Tommy Dobczyk clarifies a regulatory nuance: the Land Shark Mastermind entity, which runs a $10 million fractional fund that includes non‑accredited investors, is itself an accredited investment vehicle. Because the entity is accredited, it can invest directly in the Titan 23 deal, even though the fractional fund’s pool contains non‑accredited participants. The key point is the distinction between the accreditation status of the investment entity (Land Shark Mastermind) and the individual investors in its fractional fund.

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Are you in the deal room? Mastermind had a $10 million fund through fractional that were able to raise capital through fractional from non-accredited investors. Yeah. Land Shark Mastermind can be an accredited investor. Okay. And invest into Titan 23. Does that make sense? Yeah. Even though we have non-accredited investors invested into the Land Shark fractional fund, Land Shark Mastermind itself is an accredited investment entity. The entity itself is an investment vehicle, therefore acts as an accredited investor.