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John Hayes Best money strategy for new flipper
23 October 2013 | 1 reply
John,Most hard money lenders be wanting to know how much skin are you putting in the deal..Joe Gore
Ryan Hawkins New Investor - No Money, but have a deal
29 December 2016 | 8 replies
A lender would also want to see you with skin in the game so you might need to pony up 50k.
Tim Wilkinson Any investors that started out with a shoestring budget?
29 January 2016 | 15 replies
Properties are expensive here and the HML want me to have 20% skin in the game.
Arti Piland private money no interest question
9 February 2016 | 26 replies
They want to know you have both you own money at risk (Skin in the game) and have the ability to save money in the first place. 
Oscka Flocka newbie from Texas and need a little help
6 May 2015 | 6 replies
You may be able to work out some other ways to do this deal with less money, but banks aren't real keen on investment loans without skin in the game. 
Richard Neese New to real estate in north Alabama
30 August 2015 | 1 reply
Looking forward to getting skin in the game and eventually transitioning from my full time job as a deputy sheriff to living on my investment income.
Alfredo O. Hard Money Lenders
8 December 2015 | 5 replies
I haven't used a hard money lender yet , but I do have a contact who is a HML and when I called about a particular deal - he wanted me to have at least 30 - 40%  of the purchase price - or to be connected with a partner who has that much - point is - it wasn't exactly a situation where I was going to get away with " no money down" or something - they wanted to see "skin in the game"  too  - others may have had different experiences or an HML with different parameters of course - but in my limited experience with them,  they are going to want you to have SOME of the money - he was willing to toss out some ideas on how we could structure the deal and make it happen though and was very helpful.
George P. Inquiry - input needed (discounted note)
10 May 2012 | 9 replies
This third was his equity before the market had taken it away.Technically speaking, there is no skin in the game on the borrower's part.
Nate S. Why all the hate on wholesalers?
23 July 2020 | 34 replies
For lack of a better term,It's really assigning a contract for a fee...The reason why every novice newbie/wannabe wholesaler (besides getting pumped by a "guru") wants to do this and why they ultimately do get a bad wrap is because the majority that get started don't have money  to get into it (or must have), don't know what they are doing  and literally have no skin in the game but tie up a homeowner's house for some time with the homeowner who more than likely has no clue that he or she is dealing with someone who is merely trying to assign the contract...and at the end waste everyone's time when there is no end buyer since they couldn't find one or just buy it themselves......which is probably most of the time since majority lack the proper knowledge or experience to do it right. 
Leland S. realtor lets negotiation period expire
13 August 2017 | 42 replies
Without skin in the game, why would an agent work hard to close a deal where he/she is not getting paid.