Imagine how I would be structuring a win-win-win for all parties involved, using my marketing expertise and negotiation alone.

We are very excited, but as you can imagine a bit nervous as we move closer to the beginning of this exciting venture......I know we are going to miss stuff, hopefully not many.....So if anyone has any word of advice as we move towards purchasing this first flip, I am all ears....We are bidding on two properties1st - HUD home open to investors2nd - Auction site and we are currently winning the bidThank you all.....

How did you structure it to set yourself apart and make it a win-win for both buyer and seller?

You're more likely to get in an accident and struck by lightning on your way to pickup your ticket than actually winning. 

They will deny it and you'll have to fight it, so ask for more then you want so they think they're winning when they give you less

In the courthouse there are literally attorneys waiting for tenants walking around to try and represent them at eviction hearings pro bono because they are confident they will find some technicality (of which there are many) to win the case and get the landlord to pay their fees.

He was very successful, winning numerous awards for sales records, etc.

If the details of the deal don't spell out a win win situation that you and the seller both feel 100% comfortable with then move on to the next, the ability to walk away from a deal is the strongest position you can be in. 

AS long as enough offers or made and you do your homework, you will find a good deal and its a win-win.

If you increase the number of ways you can win, and decrease the number of ways you can lose, you tilt the odds of winning in your favor.