I’ll preface with I’m new to buy and hold investing and have yet to have any skin in the game, still learning and getting things in line.

Just remember that if a tiny dog nips at you, it usually doesn't even break the skin.

The dog was still on edge and as I tried to feed him a treat he jumped up at my sweatshirt and ripped a chunk off... thankfully he didn’t catch my skin.

Might as well have him have skin in the game, since you'd have to evict him if there were trouble, whether he's signed the lease or not. 

I suggest growing a tougher skin. 

Ha -  We had our discussions and I respect people if they want to pay all cash - but like the old country cliche goes - there's more than one way to skin a cat - and as a common person who wants bigger and better things - good luck saving up $1 million or more for a bigger deal in your lifetime if you want those big deals before you reach retirement age.   

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

Contrived opinion or thin skinned...entertaining.I have dealt with a lot of abandoned vehicle and by a lot I would say 20+.

Person C may be short in the event of a cash call, that's the only risk I see.If you want skin in the game, C carries the mortgage in this scenario and is also on title whereas A&B are basically passive participants. 

Suppose I need to be a little more 'thick skinned' in this business.