Does anyone know of a creative arrangement between Hard Money Lenders and borrowers such that the borrower can use the lender's funds as "proof," and then only pay the interest on the loan if he ends up using that money on a winning bid?

@Cyntnia BrooksThe best situation is take to small claims, win, and get judgement to garnish her future wages.

If someone outbids that amount they will stop bidding and the winner gets the property (and any unpaid debt/taxes/judgments/liens/etc above and beyond the winning bid price). 

I hope you guys win. 

This way it is a win win for all parties, you dont pay for work you do.

He recognizes & acknowledges who has the power, learns the hot buttons, gets in harmony with the horse & simply guides & encourages - nothing more.That is the job, guide & encourage the client & remove your selfish need to be recognized as a hero of sorts or you must win because in the end, your interests have zero value.Where negotiations breakdown is when you the negotiator starts injecting ego & other insecurity emotions, which creates resistance. 

So, it is a win-win.Tenants know the game when it comes to rental rates, and don't think for a second that they don't "shop" rates every year at renewal time to make sure that they are still getting a good deal where they are.I just had to raise a $995 rate to $1,150 and a $1,225 rate to $1,400. 

If you win a judgement and garnish their wages, they can quit their job and you get nothing.

If your guest is unhappy with anything about your property, chances are they will win.

I was trying to figure out a way to structure the deals with the asking loan amounts to make the deal a win.