Present it as the win/win option. 

@Les Richardson Where have you discovered the only rental that never has a vacancy?

After auditing tenant files for people that were evicted, we discovered she needed to improve her tenant qualification skills.

And I know this is a place we’re we have flippers and investors so, this is a cut throat business we are all in and some make it and some don’t, some eat each other up and others win.. thanks

Its a win-win if you have the patience and get good tenants.

It turned out to be a win.

I can cashflow about $1,500 per month on the first house I did this with, so I'd love to do it again.But I'm looking for feedback on what you guys think will work as far as partnerships or other structures to make this a win-win for both parties.

I can assume from your post you probably aren't a big fan of visualizing, karma, etc, but starting something with the mindset that you are certainly going to fail is the worst way to start anything.Give me someone with zero experience who believes they can/will win or be successful and I will take that person every time over someone starting something expecting to fail.

I have cards from Chase, Navy Federal, Pnc bank, Bank of America, Discover business, Amex, etc. etc. 

We've seen over 30+ homes and I was curious which bids are 'winning' because we continue to get overbid by cash buyers.