Plenty of ways to skin the cat, just need to drill down and figure out which one you want to do and then push forward with it.

@Steve Morris in the beginning yes it’s terrible but after you get a thick skin and get better at it’s a great tool I just wanted to see if anything had changed when I was out of the sales game.

I realize that the skin in the game thing comes up over and over again. 

They have more skin in the game then you do.Make sure you get clear title.

Lenders and investors will want you to have skin in the game once the deal is closed.

I have a surface pro for flexibility from desktop to laptop.

Personally I want to see a sponsor that has gone through at least one full real estate cycle with little to no money lost, uses conservative leverage and projections, put significant skin in the game and has competitive/reasonable fees and splits.The thing is that the majority of these really experienced sponsors have built up very enthusiastic investor bases over time, so they are generally not going to crowdfunding sites (where they would have to pay an extra fee) or spending time on forums.

The panel is supposedto be flush with the wall surface.

On the surface it seems with low inventory and higher costs even for depressed properties it is better to fix and flip until the market adjusts a little bit. 

Lenders also want to see a down payment/skin in the game.