Investing with none of your own money is also always an option, but understand, when you have no skin in the game, it typically means that you will be giving up more equity at the exit and/or splitting majority of the cashflow during the hold.

Particularly if the handyman is a person of color.

We have charged $500 as a damage deposit since day one.I am of the belief that they need to have some skin in the game.

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Your brain is going haywire and your body is simply trying to do all the changes and still fit into your skin.

I have a specific criteria for screening which has nothing to do with any race, creed, color, religion or anything else.

They would require skin in the game (cash) and your analysis on a specific deal before funding 80-90% of the purchase price + construction costs.

Not everywhere was stained but they are saying they replaced the entire apartment's carpet because they can't seam together replacement carpet of a different color.

Mold remediation is addressing the moisture problem, paint over any discolored areas with Killz and put fresh paint in your color over the encapsulant.

ZERO skin in the game.