Skin in the game – How much capital are you bringing?

I haven’t had any issues and I’ve been doing this for over 10 years. respectfully disagree, there is no gray area with a person on the DNC list when buying a list from a third party or getting someones info from a third party site if they did not sign up.The National Law Review points out that "Several definitions are unclear under the statute, leading to difficulties in compliance." 

I was listening to the BPMoney podcast my favorite one, and @Scott Trench got under my skin by saying that Americans are wealthier today then in the past. 

Don’t be surprised if they value it accordingly.I’ve no doubt you will receive DMs from many brokers who will have no skin in the game.

Using my market of Philadelphia to explain this,  the investor who accumulates ten $100K single family homes utilizing the BRRRR method in stagnant low barrier neighborhoods in North Philadelphia (Low C/D neighborhoods for those who aren't familiar) and has $700,000 in debt spread across the portfolio will have more difficulty in this environment than the investor who owns property valued at $1M in Graduate Hospital (B+ neighborhood) with the same  $700K of debt.

In other words...people that don't have enough skin in the game to even cover the deposit. 

It’s inspiring to see someone with both tech experience and real real estate skin in the game step into this role.

I have other sponsors who are in the <69% LTV range and they are just experiencing some difficulties but nowhere near capital calling.

A few non 5 star reviews will show your real.I guess after 24 5 star reviews this year the 4 star just stings a little:)  The first non 5-star definitely gets under your skin.

One of the things that I learned as a banker was the difficulty in balancing the capital you have on hand with the solid opportunities to deploy it.