I definitely can agree with what has been discussed as far as property taxes and the difficulty with investing in north jersey.

For future projects I would love to possibly partner up with someone who would have at least a little skin in the game, but who knows.  

In addition, mention that your buyer will have significant "skin in the game" as they say.These are a few of the highlights I go over in my conversations, but it is also up to you to deliver on your word as best you can to deliver a quality tenant buyer.

I am having great difficulty with the layout of a mill town, old cottage (1910). 

Most won't, as they want you to have some skin in the game.

Brandon usually records them every week, and when he does, he'll send out the replay that is good through Friday at midnight.I'm sorry you're having difficulties with the webinars. 

There are two factors that influence rate that he might be describing: buying points (paying a fee up front to get a lower rate) or LTV (the more "skin in the game" you have, the lower the rate).

You can get that without too much difficulty in the stock market.

I find that with these options, appraisal risk is still really high b/c even though the bank doesn't mind you having no skin in the game, the local appraiser doesn't want to give the CA investor who bought the property for pennies on the dollar months before a high ARV.

I'm having difficulty finding good, and in some cases any, comps in a lot of areas where there is a lower density of housing.