Good revenue (high ROI of at least 15% cash-on-cash basis on deals ranging from 3-12 months).There are other roles in the real estate deals, but they generally don't have skin in the game and are paid as part of processing the transaction (real estate agent, loan agent, appraiser, home inspection, property management, etc.).If you want to get into real estate, decided on your role based on your strengths and weaknesses.God Bless You!

So that is in addition to any "skin in the game" that they want?  

From comments posted here, it seems you have two pretty cut-and-dry options.  

I have enough cash in the bank to basically do the same thing to another property but will be all dried up after that. 

I have been wholesaling in Dallas for a decent amount of time now, but I am finding that my pool of investors is starting to run dry due to the majority of them currently working on projects.

As far as your insurance company and policy is concerned, this should be a pretty cut and dry case because they will be able to "subrogate."

If you'd like to take a read of some of the aforementioned research, try these: A list of articles I can't post due to journal subscription stuff, but are cited in a short explanation of values by Habitat for Humanity: http://www.habitat.org/how/propertyvalues.aspxA working paper by NYU students that provides all the dense dry stuff I love, but bores most people to tears: http://furmancenter.org/files/publications/Does_Fe...And finally, what should be considered a holy grail source for us here on BP, the National Association of Realtors agrees with me, and links to some of my favorite research (and opinion pieces for those who like more interesting writing): http://www.realtor.org/field-guides/field-guide-to...

Someone with skin in the game, or who get paid on the skin the save and squeeze.

My seller leads dried up and I had to start all over again priming the pump.

One company buys the condemned trailers and overhauls them and then sells them to a wholesaler who knows about the damange and they turnaround and sell them to retailers and fail to disclose the flood issue and the consumers are hung out to dry because they are never told.