It might be as simple as the custom cabinets taking too long or delays while you wait for paint to dry.

Everyone would need to have skin in the game.    

Generally, you will need some skin in the game.

The whole team was there purely at our disposal and jumped at the opportunity to help with anything they could.Amid the constant laughter brought about by Frank's dry sense of humor and hilarious stories, it was blatantly apparent that he wanted to give us all the tools we need to be successful at any and every level..Frank has the heart of a teacher and a relentless desire to help others achieve great success!"

But before it's replaced, everything needs to be dried out.

If I have money at risk, the buyer is damn sure going to have skin in the game.

I also have the 20-25% down payment ready, I figured I would just take advantage of a loan with less skin in the game that way I would have reserve funds ready if for any reason I would need them.

I think there is an advantage to holding some paper as long as the buyer has serious skin in the game, and I think the levels I'm suggesting would greatly mitigate the risk of default.

(I am not intrigued by crawling on my hands and knees laying tile, or dry walling any longer) and my question is, Why do some investors have an LLC. and others simply keep their jobs, and just purchase property after property and never went through the "trouble" of setting up a business.

We don't have a lot of "skin in the game"; however, our FICO scores are above 730 and have a combined annual income of over 175k.