If you have no skin in the game, you may be able to learn quite a bit, but that will be up to you.  

Good input Jeff S Na My thoughts were:1) Borrower has less skin in the game to the extent of the junior liens, thus less motivated to solve problems and get things done, (s)he may actually have all his/her cash back.  

There are many ways to skin a cat.

You won't find many pure commercial agents in that price points. its very very small so you may want to find a mentor or another investor who can guide those goals.I'm glad you like finding investor professionals, I'm an investor in DFW and agree that my law clients like that I have my own skin in the game when I give advice!

I just charge  a large enough sum that the tenant has some  skin in the game. 

As a seller I would not agree to ANY with language as it is unlimiting in nature.LOI is typically non-binding so until you get to signed PSA and put up earnest money (skin in the game) then a seller will usually not give you an exclusive.In LOI we try to give a reasonable time frame where we have an exclusive like 10 days.

And once that person sees you have some skin in the game and success, would potentially become a partner and help a person to invest in larger  properties.

You will want to ask a part of the fee to be paid with a nonrefundable check at signing to make sure they have some skin in the game.

Not always make it happen but sometimes it's just by the skin of my teeth.

That stuff is no skin off of my nose, so however it got fixed was fine.We ran into the problems when we were on the exterior, and she dropped her head at one point and said that she had forgotten to check if the gutters were being maintained.