It shows alignment since you've got skin in the game.3. 8% preferred is pretty solid/standard.

I'm glad to hear it's somewhat normal, although it completely shocks me ... guess I have to toughen up my skin a little :)

Most non-accredited options (including Fundrise) suffer from extremely high fees, extremely low sponsor skin in the game, and are often less experienced than the higher quality accredited options.

They have more skin in the game then you do.Make sure you get clear title.

They want you to have skin in the game so most will want a 30% down the first deal you do with them.

@Thomas Zak most lenders do not provide you the full funds for both purchase and rehab, they usually require you to have some skin in the game.

I've heard many say you should invest your own capital in your syndication because it shows that you really believe in the deal and have your own skin in the game.

Your lien is paid off, your release fee shows on the HUD as a buyer expense, the buyer has a clean purchase agreement.If this is a problem, I can add more ways to skin your cat, LOL. :)

It really depends how much "skin" in the game your tenant has!

Underwrite to the IRR - it requires projection of cash flows and liquidation.