At the offer stage of the game, there's no skin off anyone's teeth to cancel.

I have some faith in Newark, but I'd definitely like to hear some advice from people with more skin in the game.Hope I haven't ranted to long lol.

Banks want you to have some skin in the game when purchasing properties these days.

generally A lender will want some skin and the game from the borrower

Not sure you will find someone who will mentor you for free - more trouble than it's worth - speaking from experience as you have no skin in the game.  

Here is how I think about structuring the partnership and I would like to hear your opinions:My equity partner will receive 40% of the profits for coming up with the 20-25% required for skin-in-the-game with hard money lenders.

Had a borrower purchase a property recently that literally required them to have zero skin in the game, and she was a first timer using HML.Maybe if we had a relationship with her prior we'd fund it whole, but we didn't.She put it in 10% and we gave her our best rate.

By normal standards of skin in the game these should be a great deals for any lender, so I figured I would source this site to see whether anyone has any advice on how to find lenders in this low-income niche market.Regards,Ryan Hart

To each there own, there's more than one way to skin the real estate cat!

Banks like you to have some skin in the game if the house is a rental.