Fear, thin skin etc.

:Nobody is going to give you a 90% cashout on an investment property.I can confirm that, there has to be skin in the game and at that LTV you would have almost none and the lender would be left holding the bag.

So my question is, whats the best way to get some skin in the game with Buy and hold with fair credit and low capital. any information is useful.

Its a possibility, but I'm willing to risk it because I won't be putting any skin into the game.

Again, other might feel differently here.b) Skin in the game: as a conservative investor, I understand that the dirty secret of industries that the waterfall compensation is in the line with me and incentivizes sponsors to take more risk.

(distressed)5.What are some characteristics to look for in a great deal- ARV and rehab cost6.What should you be on the look out for when going door to door or driving for leads- Have thick skin when you get rejected 20 times in a row.

I have one really good friend is really ugly, teeth problems, a bad skin condition, his hair is even worse than mine, and he actually dresses so bad you want to scrape stuff off of them.

I will have skin in the game, just not very much maybe 25k or so. 

I'm in the SF Bay Area and my predominate factor is [the amount of time I estimate for rehab (I'm a contractor) and the closing time and the average DOM (days on market) before I expect to receive an acceptable offer] vs [the amount I can potentially make.]For example, it may not be 30% margin (less 10% holding costs) but if I can make a hypothetical 50k on a 6 month flip on a deal where I have 150-200k of skin in the deal, I will deem that as acceptable--granted I factor in a healthy cushion for additional holding time and additional rehab cost.

It depends on the thickness of your skin and your stomach.