This would allow me to have little to no skin in the game on a cash flowing property, allowing me to move onto the next quickly and with cash offers.

As mentioned above there are several markets where prices have reached the same levels as the bubble peak or even surpassed those values while you still have other markets like Las Vegas that are still on average 30% below the peak.I believe the market as a whole is still much healthier than it was in the bubble due to more cash owners and the financed buyers have had to provide proof they can repay the loan as well as put some skin in the game in regard to down payments etc.

It is with this same spirit of more than one way to skin a cat that I offer this lazy landlord series. 

I am a HUGE skin in the game. 

There was no “skin in the game” for these folks so they were inundating us with very marginal deals.

Instant gratification, make me a millionaire next year, do deals laced with laws and regulations most here have no clue about, that's not RE.Want to learn, okay, go find some whizbang, follow them, just start doing deals, you'll learn the hard way in time I'm sure, no skin off my nose.

I always require the investor to have some skin in the game 5 to 10 percent of the purchase price.

Put your skin in the game and leverage it with funding partners and bank debt to build larger projects. 

It is risky for whatever investor has loaned you the money because the less skin in the game the buyer has the higher the possibility you would give up if things go wrong.

If he wants a cut of the gross he needs to have actual skin in the game. 10% of the gross after you account for all costs (including transaction and holding costs) will be a huge, huge portion of your profit.