. - you have t start to think that "thicker skin is a necessity in business" ....

Hardmoney lending is sort of like being a limited partner in a real estate partnership with a little more skin in the game.

Will the new surfaces be ruined or stand strong?

Do they require more skin in the game than HMLs?

WhileI don't know this, I would think the few brokers on BP wouldn't skin you alive working with them, guys like Marc Faulkner, Loc R., Will Barnard, Dion DePaoli or others, so I'd suggest you guys interested in getting involved pick the brains of those mentioned, you can alway ask me as well, but remember, I'm retired and not doing partnership deals, LOL.

I want to show my investor that I am vested and have a lot of skin in the game.

I am a newbie so I'm hoping someone with experience will verify or correct my response - the little of the MD foreclosure law/process that I understand on the surface is that as an investor you can work with a buyer as long as they are no more than 30 days behind on a payment w/o having to involve an RE agent.

Always have a reserve in place to be able to pay for unexpected repairs as they're sure to surface over time.Even with the unexpected road bumps, I continue to be a huge believer in real estate as a critical component of investment strategy.

There are more than 1 way to skin to get your deal to the closing table.

Tampa was a vacant apartment by the water. 3) Road surface preferences?