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Angela Fisher Want to flip in Los Angeles area
27 March 2016 | 5 replies
Not really, if I understand correctly. 300k gets you somewhere around 1.2-1.5M ARV (20-25% skin in the game).
Ehab Tadrous Fix and Flip out of State
5 July 2016 | 17 replies
With that being said, you can likely handle a $100k project with $30k skin in the game if you build a relationship with some money lenders.
Brenda Whittaker Abandoned 12 plex found
8 June 2017 | 7 replies
They want to see you with skin in the game.
Lane Ewert Noob help with possible deal.
25 September 2012 | 10 replies
Having the seller hold a second is one strategy I use for myself and clients but also remember sometimes that the seller will use that as leverage back and the price or your demands.Also realize that the first lender has to approve the seller holding a second for you.Some of then will not or will only let them hold a certain percentage and want you to put a certain amount down (skin in the game) so they lender feels you will fight for the property to keep it performing when if gets tough.Even if this property is performing it could have a bunch of deferred maintenance which is why the books have looked so profitable all these years.If you get hit with immediate capital costs in repairs today and in the next few years it can suck away all your projected cash flow and put you in a loss situation.Great if you want a loss to lower your taxable income base but not so great if you are buying it for cash flow.
John Matthews Saving a deal
11 February 2015 | 6 replies
I would think that they are in just as strong a position, if not stronger since they've got less skin in the game, for the same value asset that they can foreclose on, so they wouldn't care.
James Ibis FLASH POLL - Good 50/50 Partnership? I provide the deal, execution of rehab and partner provides all cash?
5 June 2015 | 16 replies
Having "no skin in the game" will make that a hard sell. 
Chris Washington How do you underwrite an apartment complex with a negative NOI?
10 February 2021 | 20 replies
They are going to want to see substantially more skin in the game than something with a positive NOI, it will most likely be a short term note, they are going to want you as the borrower to be strong, they will want to see that you have been involved in deals like this in the past successfully, or you have done business with them in the past and this is a logical next step.
Daniel Miller Question for Leveraging experts
21 September 2015 | 3 replies
Lots of ways to skin the cat and increase your net worth, good luck!
Nicholas Moffett 26 ---- NO EXPERIENCE ---- NEED HELP
9 August 2015 | 16 replies
There are many ways to skin this particular cat.
Account Closed Multifamily using down payment assistance
13 December 2008 | 92 replies
It shouldn't make much difference to them except they like you to have some skin in the game ideally.Now I just need to find a seller who is both willing to sell for a loss and willing to finance the DP!