I didn't get one minute of sleep last night because I had an idea about how a seller could finance my "skin in the game".

If you can find good deals and manage rehabs well, you shouldn't have a lot of difficulty finding an equity partner willing to fund the deal and split the profits. 

Property management is difficult.  I

For them, it is how long they think it will take based on their guy's history, difficulty, their experience, materials, etc.  

So you know they have skin in the game and don't have any incentive to skimp out on the due diligence (which appears to be the case on some other platforms).

My team and I are having difficulty    getting accurate estimates.

This money I can borrow privately at 2%, undetermined term but I would hope to refinance once the property was up to par and rented out.All in: 110kSo that I'm not misleading, I'll say here that the area is probably C-, right on the east edge of Washington Park for you Milwaukee natives, and that this could pose difficulties (or perhaps scare off many investors?).

This money I can borrow privately at 2%, undetermined term but I would hope to refinance once the property was up to par and rented out.All in: 110kSo that I'm not misleading, I'll say here that the area is probably C-, right on the east edge of Washington Park for you Milwaukee natives, and that this could pose difficulties (or perhaps scare off many investors?).

She comes to my house, if you have such difficulty trusting people you can put up nanny cams.

The lender ends up with a decent return on what is hopefully a lower risk transaction given the skin in the game of the borrower or the high spread of the deal.