So if you want to bid on one house (and you win)  the  you can not bid on another house until you deposit more money. 

The good ones are excellent managers but have more than enough to keep them busy.

I know a lot of people use excel, but I'd prefer a true database program for better data integrity, scalability, and creating reports.I've searched the forums and looked in the BP files but nothing is coming up in the search (either I'm not searching right, or no one else is dumb enough to want to build their own database).

This could be a win win.

He’s an excellent marketer and he will convince you not to trust negative reviews but we have been taken for tens of thousands of dollars. 300+ investors (without exaggeration) have been dealing with the Morris Invest nightmare.Stay away from:Morris InvestClayton/natali Morris Oceanpointe/OceanpointBlue skyBert WhalenI urge you to contact property management companies in Indiana (Wilmoth Group, BHB, etc...) and Jacksonville, FL to confirm my statement if you’d like.They’ve all heard about the huge scam and the big Morris Invest mafia and have inherited hundreds of investors with properties that were never rehabbed, squatters, no utilities, etc etc..I’ll send you more info directly.

@Clifford PaulThat's excellent!

Tapping into your home equity for the downpayment can be an excellent way to maximize your ROI, however, being over leveraged can have it's risks.

I know many well say Excel, but I want to see if other more experienced investors had any creative ideas??

I've run the numbers (thanks BPers and your trusty excel sheets!)

Contact the winning bidder and ask them to share details.