He has no skin in the game and should be able to give us an unbiased opinion on what needs to be done to correct the issue.Thanks

Paint, primer, new texture, updated bathroom & shower, fixed lawn, new hot water heater, new cold water piping (it bursted),  added GFCI's to all of our outlets because the house was not grounded, added new cabinets in the kitchen2.

I’m looking forward to getting some skin in the game and learning along the way.Good to know y’all are here and hopefully I can make the next meet up!

As @Jim Adrian mentioned, that doesn’t leave you a lot of skin in the game to pull out. 

@Jesse PetersVA loan or fha loan for personal propertyIf it’s for investment property you will not get itThe reason being lenders want investor to have skin in game and do not want to take on all the risk.

our two houses are 4/4's and average around 74-80k per year each gross. we are at a 50% return but have little to no leverage. most that finance are happy to break even and have a vacation home.its really about the skin you want in the game. if your insulated and have a ton of revenue finance away, all my deals stand on their own, we have 20 properties and there are a lot of people that will leverage and leverage to have "100 doors" but id rather have 30k in income coming with 4k leverage in a month vs 100k and leveraged for 80k a month.bottom line in myrtle- n,s or otherwise- great market the more cash you have down the more you will enjoy it. if your a large investor and dont mind a bunch of pressure and thats your game more power to you as well.

And my walls are textured right now. 

The 1st position mortgage normally wants you to have skin in the game. 

I think it's hard for people to come from a w2 job and go to running a business, it's a different mindset and requires a thick skin, it's not cruel to develop your do's and don'ts/will's and won't its "just business".

But there might be some thicker skinned people then the ones that work with us.