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Leah Bonner House Not selling??
11 July 2016 | 17 replies
Personally I have no skin in this game and no ill will towards anyone marketing a house, but from my understanding of the laws (at least in my area) is that you can get in trouble for marketing a house you do not own.
Christian Rowe Section 8 Newbie
7 September 2016 | 1 reply
Most lenders want to see some skin in the game now a days so I would plan on saving a little money to put into the deal.As for books, there are no books that can prepare you for the real world of section 8 housing, lol, but one I would check out to start is The Section 8 Bible by Michael McLean and Nick Cipriano.  
Nelson Leal 1st out of state/BRRRR purchase
16 January 2021 | 35 replies
This ARV would mean I will come out less money than expected for this project.Now with a 175K ARV the HML was pretty much going to cover everything but they reduced the % on the loan to make sure I had some skin in the game especially being my first deal with them, I was fine with that. 
Chase Tompkins New construction and private money
7 January 2023 | 6 replies
Loaning money to someone that has no money of their own into a project (skin in the game) and no experience building, wouldn't make any sense for a lender.
Shawn M. Buying from online auction site HUBZU
25 April 2018 | 125 replies
It irritated me so much that I almost complained to the RE commission and AG.That coupled with their fee that they kept changing up to 4.5% made me walk.
Andrew Nesbitt Hard Money question (I dont want to get ripped off)
7 May 2013 | 18 replies
I was very fortunate to meet Mike.For a prospective hard money borrower in today's market, competition or not, they need to know that lenders who expect to remain in business want a borrower to have as much skin in the game as possible.
Account Closed Renting to a Mexican citizen living in the US
16 July 2014 | 33 replies
There are plenty of skinny, motivated, hard working people of various skin tones, and in this country legally, who need jobs.To Admin: I realize this should be an "Off Topic" post if posted at all, but if the bait stands, so too the fish. 
Justin Pierce No Money Down Strategies
27 April 2015 | 39 replies
You can really get into trouble if you main focus is just not putting any skin in the game.Thanks everybody and kee the suggestions coming if you have them.
Jasmin Pandy How does hard money work?
14 March 2014 | 1 reply
I'd have no "skin in the game" besides the contract is new the full amt etc. do lenders work it people like this or is it like traditional loans where u must have a certain percentage to put down?
Jessica Howard What's the best way to establish business credit for a new LLC?
13 October 2021 | 6 replies
The 3 most important things a business lender looks at are what is the collateral, and what kind of skin in the game do you have, and can they see where the money is going to come from to repay the loan.