Most of the time, you'll likely get a no for an answer though because the landlord is carrying all of the risk while you have very little (if any) skin in the game.Even if the landlord would allow it, you'd still need to get a permit for STR in some areas.

We have 20% “skin” to contribute, however the DSCR product we were offered required us to buy points just to get the interest rate to 9%.

On a cost scale, they are the most expensive investor money and will always require your skin in the game. 

@Colton JosephBanks usually want 20% of skin in the game.

The positive part is you basically have a mentor that will qualify your deal for you and help you be successful because that have skin in the game.

People get "funny about their money".You need a thick skin in this business.There is something called "defamation of character" and if she puts things in writing that you have documented about how she is going to ruin you she is not smart.

We just felt if the customer had a little "skin in the game" they would be less inclined to pull a loan that we were currently working on. 

You'll also find that getting involved that regardless of what kind of agreements you have made when it comes pay day, you can easily be cut out if you don't have real skin in the game.

It has served me well and I find they have skin in the game because they are held accountable by the realtor.

I hope you get a thicker skin quickly