But like I mentioned before, the numbers have to be right for it to work and there's more than one way to skin this cat.

They have more skin in the game then you do.Make sure you get clear title.

Most lender have some "skin in the game" requirement even on seller financing deals.

If you like me to connect you two, just let me know, no skin off my back. 

There's more than one way to skin a cat.

I am a firm firm believe in building a track record and having your own skin in the game before seeking the help from others.

I thought this was amazing, as typically they want to see "your own cash" in the deal as skin in the game.  

It's extremely helpful to read a brief summary of your experience during the last downturn, how your strong cash position saved your skin, and now to hear your perspective on this one...

Keep in mind the banks will always want you to have some skin in the game so seller financing may not remove the requirement for you to provide a down payment. 2.

Aside from using better criteria to underwrite their loans (increased DSCR ratios, require higher occupancy levels, no cash-out, skin in the game, pre-sales, etc.), lenders now want the borrower to commit to the loan by personally guaranteeing it.