You could also potentially cross collateralize properties that have equity, although this is not always a great idea.

Any collateral issues to worry about, like one of the hoodies showing up at your doorstep with a weapon etc?

Some examples:Scenario #1)Owner inherited it from mother, used it as collateral for cash-out refinances to fund a failing small business. 

Can you or your partners deposit some personal cash at the bank, like six figures worth, and pledge that as collateral?

@Aundre Oldacre - you may be able to find a bridge type lender that will allow a bit of cross collateralization but make no mistake, you will have to put some cash skin in the game. 

My wife likes the idea of using the property as a collateral piece as well.I'm looking forward to the next flip though. 

Related to that last point and true whether you use one or more QB files, I create a unique category for each note.Because I have ZERO creativity, I use the address of the collateral securing the address as the category.  

I have enough collateral, cash reserves, income, and experience that everyone involved is comfortable putting this deal together with me having "no money" into the deal. 

If you have any other collateral, you will get a better rate...ie: car/truck that's paid off. 

I do have some equity in my two other houses, can offer this up as collateral.