They want to make sure you have enough "skin in the game" as they are taking the bigger risk loaning you all that money!  

Yes I'm changing my advice from my original reply now that I realize you don't have any skin in the game.

He has no skin in the game.   

I know when you acquire a fix and flip you can get money for the purchase and rehab from a hard money lender, I know they make you come with at least ten to twenty percent down so you can have some skin in the game.

My assumption was they want you to have skin in the game.

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele on Sunday called on Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to resign for describing Barack Obama during the 2008 presidential campaign as "light-skinned" with "no Negro dialect" unless he wants to have one.http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/01/10/reid-mounted-aggressive-campaign-minimize-obama-negro-comment/Like I have always said, it is the Dems who are racists.

If you truly have no skin in the game, as seems to be the case from your description, you can always hand the seller the keys if things take a wrong turn for you. 

It has a nice feature where you can view the portfolio here.It's minimum investment is $1000 which is the industry average ($10,000 for IRA which is significantly more).On the downside, skin in the game is exceptionally low with principals investing only $2,500 or 0.05%. 

Ready to get some skin in the game.

They all operate the same.Bucket 1 is the down payment Bucket 2 is the closing costs Bucket 3 is the escrow/prepaids for taxes and insurance The first bucket is your required minimum investment/“skin in the loan”.