Hi everyone,I'm a California investor working in Los Angeles seeking an investor friendly agent to work with to get a list of expired listings.

You can also google it and find one rather easyOn the wholesale side, from what I understand from the podcasts and some research, I would make the cash offer due in ___ days with the right to assign title.Yes your contract should have an expiration date or a tentative closing date.

I wish i had talked to you when i had my Real Estate license, 7 years ago, before I let them expire.

Here are few things I know.1)  He will almost certainly get out on bail.2)  She might be acting criminally by doing anything with his property.3)  There is more than 50/50 chance they will be living together before the protective order expires.4)  People in jail have a right to enter into contracts.5)  There may soon be a divorce filed which means their will be court order discussing your property.6)  A person going to jail does not void their lease.7)  You have already admitted she is not acting on his behalf on a public forum.8)  Unfortunately there are a huge number of false claims of domestic violence. 

You don't,frankly.Tell them you wanna contract that is subject to financing and put down some earnest money.Get the longest escrow period they will allow you to do the inspections and find whatever investors you need before it expires.

One will expire soon and the numbers work they say but I've been told the area will take longer to sell so I have had no takers with my investor list.

i call expireds and fsbo every morning but there are only 1 or 2 that pop up which is not enough and i need a solution

You can then either sell the option, exercise your right, or allow the option to expire.

Are you willing to cold calling expired listings?

I mean, they could literally just put an expiration date on their membership cards to avoid the triple charges.