They bring most of the financing and you bring the boots on the ground local area knowledge and the management of the property and some capital so that you have skin in the game.

I think the best answer might be to start with an area or plan that you like ... there’s 1000 ways to skin the cat.

How often do people start off their real estate carriers with no skin in the game.

ThanksThanks for your kind words Ahmet,We aren't perfect but we always do our best.Over the years we have grown a thick skin so such instances are "just another day in the office" for us.Off course, we want as many happy investors as possible and that is usually the case 99% of the time :)Much success and speak soon mate

Your skin gets thicker quickly.

He's a 3rd party no skin in the game person that could help you get those figures also.

There are a lot of ways to skin the cat, the best outcome for you is knowing all the angles and choosing the most appropriate to YOUR situation.Along the same line of thought, For the HVAC unit, Assuming the tenant is paying the utilities.

They have more skin in the game then you do.Make sure you get clear title.

@Jon MarkThe seller needs you to have "skin in game".

The place has been approved for Section 8 and the tenants still pay 1/3 of the expected rent, which means they have skin in the game.