Other than that the siding and deck needs to be cleaned (surface dirt), maybe some fresh paint and it's ready for renters to occupy.

Yet despite that, investors still demand and receive better oversight and skin in the game.

She said that as she was opening the mailbox, she pulled her arm back and scraped it along the railing (about a meter away) and the skin was ripped open due to the rough surface.An attorney called me and said they were claiming compensation.

Financing agreements can not be kept "underground", one idiot on BP suggested not filing a contract.....it's not enforceable and you'll likely play hell trying to evict.How do they surface?

@Matt EvansMy suggestion is something that you've already brushed the surface of and that's office visits.

The homeowner loses, and you, as the wholesaler, have no skin in the game. 

As Edward has stated, you have to have much more skin in the game if you go with conventional...

Plus, with no skin-in-the-game from you on this deal, why wouldn't you walk away the first time stuff hits the fan (it's real estate, stuff happens).  

BelindaYes and no.....local banks and credit unions are going to want you to have a lot of skin in the game which means more % down.

push hard for as large as an em deposit as you can get and likely keep  The more skin she has the game the more she is likely to close.