All you need is a good deal and a thick skin.

I made a post on BP marketplace looking for a JV partnership, since I have been abuilder for 10 years and I also study the market it made sense and it gave me s way of having "skin in the game"Anyway, the post said "looking for JV as I am showing 75k and higher in projected returns."

I think most experienced investors can tell the difference between a simple paint job vs. a 1/4" drywall re-skin vs. a full-gut rehab with re-wire and re-plumb. 

If you can offer a decent return, your deals have meat on them, and you're not opposed to some skin in the game you should have no problem. 

Anytime the seller puts them self out there you need to have skin in the game from the buyer as well.Where is your head broker in all of this??

No skin in the game?

There seem to be so many ways to skin this particular cat.

What are your thoughts on the importance of the sponsor's level of co-investment, or skin in the game on each opportunity?

The down payment varies by lender, 100% financing is possible if the deal is good but can be more expensive than putting skin in the game.3.

I've seen the printing quality and maybe with the exception of color matching (my skin tone came out a little pink on the VistaPrint cards), their print quality is about the same.