You can find information about the properties to be auctioned at this link:  http://webapps.sirote.com/foreclosure/default.aspx (you will have to go to the second page and select the date and the county)  It will also indicate beginning bid amounts and the time the auction starts, although once the auction starts, you will find that the auctioneer is very flexible.  

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Two things will happen: 1) They will be impressed with your hustle.2) If you might be bringing them a deal then they will most definitely answer any questions you might have.

This will be our first deal and were under the impression this is how it worked in double escrow.

I was under the impression you had to in order to establish some sort of real interest in deal.What is everyone's opinion on EMD?

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I was so impressed that I volunteered to be one of the first of our of the All County Franchise offices to convert to the new platform at the end of this year.  

I do have a mortgage broker right now who can shop around, I just get the impression that he may not be on the same page as me.

You and I have emailed back and forth over the past year or so, giving me the impression that you wanted to be successful.I say if you don't know the answer then ask someone who's may have the key to your problems.

., but I select the tenants and do all the leases, pay all the bills, etc.