I have severe eczema which limits the things I can do that involve coming into contact with my skin.  

I was seeing some interesting stuff a couple of months ago in W Town n' Country (33614) and along the river (Riverside Heights, etc) but things seem to be drying up.

Subordinated debtLoan from relativesprivate moneysyndicationetc.That said, most investors typically want the buyer to have some skin in the game.   

But to be considered as a serious REI, you will have to have some skin in on the deal.  

Not at all @Cody BarrettThere's lots more little things that could be done to arrive at a very dry structure i.e., *foundation vents ---- seal them; *set the dehu right beside the finished wall in the center of the structure then stand back and watch it dry both sides downstairs and the upstairs!

I am so new, my 'umbilical cord' isn't dry!

She'll think you have no skin in the game and will be a higher risk than originally thought.

My background has been banking and now debt settlement and my soul has been quickly sucked dry.

I usually have to keep a stock of dry erase markers to throw at folks to keep the snoring down :)

You want to be in the middle rent rate or lower.So if 26 2 beds rent in the market for 600 to 800 a month be at 700 or lower.700 X 26 = 18,200 a month X 12 = 218,400 gross expected income218,400 GEI X .50  (50%) costs - 109,200 NOIMake sure with rent rates there are no rent credits as that brings effective rent down and also any immediate deferred maintenance needs to be deducted off of offer price.If landlord pays water or other utilities  then 60% costs annually is common for ( vacancy, eviction, management, repairs, etc.).You would do 218,400 X .40 (60% costs) = 87,360 NOISo an 8 cap at 109,200 would be about 1,365,000 sales priceAt 87,360 about 1,092,000 sales price.When a partner comes in they will want skin in the game.