If it's an 80% LTV loan, your skin in the game must be at least the other 20%.

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!

They want you to have "Skin in the game" When talking to lenders ask them what products do they have for investors.

I believe REI requires sacrifice (personal) and skin in the game (cash).

like $200-$300 over the one month so the tenant has some skin in the game.I also collect late fees; it's amazing some people pay me the $75 late fee yet don't pay the $75 water bill; if they'd pay on time, they'd have $ for the water. :)

No skin in the game and at a 3.5 interest rate.

You just have to find out that magic equity % your investor will be ok with with you not putting skin in the game.

Most of what I know about contemporary economic theory, if it's worth anything at all (everything in econ is so hotly debated that it's hard to know what's correct/useful, especially in areas touching on macroeconomics), I actually got from a combination of four sources: (1) wikipedia, (2) EconTalk, the best podcast ever, (3) articles from online econ publications, and (4) one of my law school professors, Thom Lambert. 

They want you to have more skin in the game. 

Market prices are what properties are actually selling for, not what some website with no skin in the game zestimates they are worth...C sold for $23K 18 months ago, and B sold for $11K about 14 months ago.http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/5803-Hunting-Rid...http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/5803-Hunting-Rid...HOA fee being so high is what's keeping the price of these units so low, IMO.