@Jeff Lezark I intend to have some skin in the game.

What are the best options you have when your credit is in a process being worked on and you see potential single homes to multi-units that you want to invest in and not to mention, no skin in the game?

I look forward and is open to investor and mentor advice (people with skin in the game). i am also open to long term business partnerships and some day hope to give good advice and mentor people just as my future business partners mentor me.Thanks,James Crowder

I know some of you guys who have skin in the game have worked out systems where you have access as an assistant to an agent or the agent just simply gave your their access information,    but I wanted to see what reocmmendations some others have for the ones who do not have MLS access?   

Some said they would cross collateralize to other properties in lieu of requiring skin in the game?

http://www.bloomberg.com/gadfly/articles/2015-12-09/your-home-really-isn-t-a-good-investmentI feel like the author is only looking skin deep as it relates to real estate investing.

You need a thick skin and you'll sleep better when you "let go".

My question is does this look like a good deal (Please comment with any information I can provide to better assess that question) , Could I potentially get a HML on this even if I am an 18 years old (Full Time RE Agent also I don't mind having skin in the game cash wise with money down I am aware this will be needed) , Also steps to take NOW if this does seem like a great deal, this would be my first flip and I completely understand what happens in flips coming from "dolphin background"...flippers.

You want your tenants to have skin in the game. 

Perhaps it would have been more clear to state that I have projects looking for investment partners to work with builders and developers who are willing to put skin in the game.