When you win, chances are you will get the property. 

The negotiation process involved understanding the seller’s needs and highlighting the benefit of a quick and smooth transaction, ensuring a win-win scenario for both parties involved.

I don’t have much to offer on that front, but I just wanted to say hi to the famous @Judd Campbell!

Then it is a win-win-win situation, investor wins because he does not have to go do a lot of research , invest smaller amounts, get a single K-1, sponsor wins because he can raise larger amounts from a single fund of funds entity and fund manager wins by generating income from the spread.

Hypothetically if I win a bid, then would I be able to utilize a HML for any possible repairs now that they'd have access to inside the property?

It was like surfing a wave of opportunity right to the shores of prosperity.Here's one method that's helped me achieve success: I flaunt my wins, transactions, and triumphant stories on social media.

I've crafted terms that are a win for me and for my buyer, but my intention is to hold the deed of the property until the buyers's note to me is paid in full, exactly as the banks do.   

Additionally, having your interior design business involved in a multi-use property could be a win-win, allowing you to both house your office and generate rental income from other units.The Indianapolis market is thriving for real estate investors, particularly in new build multifamily and duplex developments.

@Nolan ConnorI tend to side with Russell, and if you are able to prove it, how much you gonna spend on legal fees and even if you win, does that person even have the $14k to give you?

If your rent is always paid before the 10th over a sustained period of time you are winning.