More than one way to skin a cat.

You could also partner with a more seasoned investor and have some skin in the game and doing the sweaty equity side.

If you're making money, you must be doing something right, and there's more than one way to skin a cat. ;)@David Faulkner Love your worst case scenario and it's practical, not negative!

Truly just looking to get some skin in the game, so I can acquire the time and resources to do it like a professional.I'm in Atlanta, but willing to invest out-of-state.

They'll most likely lose the money, but they think it's a worthy cause.None of it should make any difference, but the saturation of marketing in my farms is causing serious consumer irritation and fatigue.

First, everyone gets some 'skin in the game.'

Even if you wanted to be a partner and put $100k down, I wouldn't let you take a unit rent free.Investors want partners with skin in the game.

There are multiple ways to skin this cat.1) Create a new LLC with identical ownership2) From the "old" LLC distribute TIC interests in the improvable parcel prorata to all the members. 

I have done 2 successful flips and also have one 1 buy and hold.Now that I have a little skin in the game I’d like to ask my dad who is 62, with a 6 figure 401k to allow me to use $50,000 to invest in more real estate.

There's more than one way to skin a cat.I bought for cash flow.