I suspect she filed her complaint with a service that is free to renters, therefore she has no skin in the game and is just taking a shot in the dark.Report this to your attorney, follow his advice.

It looks like excess grout was spilled onto the concrete and could be why there is a different texture here. 

Unless you have skin in the game and your partner is protected in case of default, you will not find a credit partner.

I rather have little skin in the game, then nothing at all.

Otherwise, you'll need to save up some skin-in-the-game if you want others to fund the majority of your find.

We are having HiLine homes do the building and have already given them a 15k deposit so we have quite a bit of skin in the project with that and owning the lot outright.

You're offering just over half the listing price with no skin in the game.

So much knowledge to soak up...I'm just getting started and have very little skin in the game.

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.

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