Sentences with phrase «to have more skin in the game»

Also, if I'm already paying a vendor, obviously that implies a certain level of respect — and that person has more skin in the game potentially.»

Project generators also have more skin in the game (11.0 % vs. 7.6 %) and are able to secure more overall funding on average.

In addition to whatever personal connection she might feel to the Ramblers or their players, we learned Sister Jean had some more skin in the game here.

This means having more skin in the game.

What about having more skin in that game?

In Florida, for example, borrowers were required to have more skin in the game by making larger down payments.

This leads marketing to have more skin in the game and a good reason to support their sales team in closing high - value contacts more frequently.

Suddenly, lenders wanted home buyers to have more skin in the game.

Suddenly, lenders wanted home buyers to have more skin in the game.

This type of person is less likely to fall behind on payments because they have more skin in the game.

The survey also revealed that men are more optimistic about equity markets than women and are likely to have more skin in the game.

I'm trying to hold out some buying power for when that happens, but if it doesn't come to fruition on my personal schedule I wanted to be sure to have some more skin in the game, albeit with a good cushion with my premium.

They want borrowers to have more skin in the game.

The first bank turned me down after the loan committee decided they wanted me to have more skin in the game.

Because they will have more skin in the game, CMBS issuers will use tougher underwriting standards and spend more time screening loans.

Suddenly, lenders wanted home buyers to have more skin in the game.