Take premature, massive action based on Instruction not Education.The benefits of Wholesaling:Zero to Very Little Financial Risk - Only a very small deposit ($100) and marketing dollars (much of this can be compensated for with Grit, Determination and Persistence) are at risk.Zero to Very Little Real Estate Knowledge Required - Wholesaling has almost nothing to do with real estate and everything to do with running a pawn shop.Fast - By far this is the fastest path to a massive cash position in the shortest amount of time that we have found.Scale - By following very simple rules (focus on a single exit strategy and a single marketing channel and being an owner/founder not a real estate expert) you can quickly create a business that is a servant to you rather than creating a job you serve.True Freedom - This is difficult to define and different for everyone but I can say this with certainty.

Though it may seem premature- file for an LLC and get started on a website, even if it is just a placeholder for now.

May take you up on that offer once I am back in the states..A tad bit premature since I am heading out of town but.. 

In the majority of my deals, I can usually find solid lease option buyers in less than 30 days, so marketing an option now that can't be exercised for two full years is incredibly premature.

I just posted the rental and I might have done it prematurely, because I'm getting hits like crazy and the contractor is still doing lead abatement.

Asking about rates is always premature as loan types really vary.

I understand that paying the HOA right away is a good way to get their cooperation but it might be premature.

Had I not sunk it in the property prematurely I would have ALL that cash IN THE BANK! 

Most of the advice above it interesting, but premature. 

Yes, this is a bit premature but I'm trying to see if there is anyone in bigger pockets land that purchases land for development.