Hi Tony,Maybe think about getting with an EXPERIENCED/SUCCESSFUL "Boots on the Ground" Partner.You put up some of the Dough, he/she puts up some of the dough (skin in the game) and also the Go.Good Luck!

To give you a different perspective, if all of the skin in the game (money) is mine, why shouldn't I just pay you a 5%-10% management fee and/or a 5%-10% finder's fee? 

Both have fixed costs, and any reasonable partner is going to want you to have some skin in the game.

If they are putting any "skin in the game," how can they be responsible for a loss? 

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

Plus it is difficult to build credibility when you don’t have any skin in the game.

Equity - You need to have skin in the game and have ample reserves - it takes 10 properties to be financially free3.

It seems like you have irritated the wrong person at the housing office.

So I know the main idea of a good BRRRR is to get a hard money or private lender that will pay all or most of the purchase and maybe the rehab along with maybe a down payment on your end to show “skin in the game”.

I would only enter into a permanent partnership agreement if you found an experienced investor who brings more to the table than money and has capital (skin) in the game.