The biggest issue I have had with referral companies, especially because they advertise as Turnkey, is that they have no skin in the game. 

I've heard this concept mentioned a couple of times now about a Property Management Company taking a small piece of a deal that they manage for the owner so that they have "skin in the game."

Most require skin in the game.

Ask yourself the question, would you lend someone 100% of a home purchase if they had no experience or skin in the game?

Your lien is paid off, your release fee shows on the HUD as a buyer expense, the buyer has a clean purchase agreement.If this is a problem, I can add more ways to skin your cat, LOL. :)

You need to grow a little thicker skin, or simply stop reading any posts where Will and I are involved (we often have different opinions).

I've found the quickest way to learn something is to have skin in the game.

Or just do two or three wholesales and build up some capital to do a deal with an HML and you'll have skin (your own money) in the deal.

I believe that if you build it "they" will come; "they" being the types of people like myself who want to be close to downtown and work/school and have a tough skin not to be intimidated by crime stats, or the occasional cop chase. 

Just as many customers who cant manage their finances as there are contractors .Heres why I get money up front , the customer must have skin in the game .