Idk what I’ll need to use of it, but it’s amazing to know that tenants have enough skin in the game. 

Because you are invested into them and have skin in the game, you will get educated by the good and bad things they do.

Well, who has more "skin" in the game on your behalf:1) An agent that finds you a property, gets their commision and is doneor2) A PMC that has to manage your property every day until you sell or terminate them?

If they reject it, no skin off your back.  

Sure the double deposit helps the landlord a little bit but it still doesn't really mean the tenant has any skin in the game.

Thank you.Sorry you have such thin skin and feel forced to covertly call me names...cute, but childish, and likely one of the reasons you're in the situation you're in.

That means buying distressed with skin in the game (down payment, rehab funds, network of solid contractors, partnership split, etc.), adding value, and building a track record.

We're getting some great returns in Seattle - a lot of the folks complaining about the Seattle area not cash-flowing are back-seat critics without any skin in the game. 

No skin off my back.

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.