Regardless of your political leanings, check out your state Obamacare web site (if it has one) or the federal site (if not.)

Various web sources say there is a 3 day notice required in the case of a new owner taking over a foreclosure.Oddly, my lawyer disagrees that it is legally required in this case.

First issue is that they are not trained to the level I would require to bet thousands of dollars on, secondly I would never trust the assessment of value supplied by a seller.

If all you can do is wholesale and 1 in 20 callers/webleads is a wholesale opportunity.... that "deal" could cost you $6,000, $8,000, etc. in marketing (cost per deal) in a place like LA where we can sell web leads for $300, $400 each (cost per lead).  

Here's the article: http://la.curbed.com/archives/2014/06/mapping_the_...My bets are on West Adams, Echo Park, Park Hills Heights, and Downtown, all of which are currently in the midst of gentrification and are primed to take off with the expansion of the metro.

I’m an aspiring property investor, don’t have any property yet, but looking for something in future.Being in IT, I’m curios what software (particularly web based, SaaS) real estate agents, or landlords use.

I'm betting on the fact that the big dogs around here feel this type of strategy is above them at this point in their careerwould there maybe be another name for "eviction court" that I could use when I ask again?

I think the seller knows this and betting on me to drop the case because of that. 

Not everything we read / listen on the web is 100% accurate, but to some extent his pitch might help people understand what's happening on global scale to think through and adapt/adjust their investment strategy if necessary.Any thing that we could learn and apply as a RE Investor?

Man, I bet they pissed some people off....lol.