Ive got no skin in this one, but i like the building and I'm looking all the time. try to find other 1500 sq ft in delray.

For a GP to have "skin in the game" means they will be as cognizant of the consequences and at the worst case they will at least try to protect the investment because it protects their own equity (as well as that of the other investors, which should be the GP's primary concern as a fiduciary).

@Matthew Stallone appears they want you to have skin-in-the-game in the deal, so you put your blood, sweat and tears into making it succeed.

Guests having skin in the game makes for better guests.

Generally HMLs will have max LTC/LTV so while you can work the numbers, there is still going to generally need to be an X % of the investment as "skin in the fame"If you have the cash, is it better to not finance repairs using a HML?

You cannot survive in real estate with a skin this thin.

So it’s infinite cash flow from here on out with no skin in the game after paying myself back with cashflow.

Have they had skin in the game.  

So something that looks great to one will look terrible to another and vice versa.I'm a conservative investor, and so I generally want to see full real estate cycle experience with little to no money lost, conservative leverage, high skin the game and sponsor splits that are fair and don't incentivize them to take increased risk with my money.

No matter what you write in your Offer, it's no skin off the Realtor's nose.