Deal 2-100 should be a litter easier now that you have the ground work done. 

This could lay the ground work for a long a great relationship with an agent! 

Let's lay the groundwork...

My preference is to acquire value add multi family properties for long-term cash flow in the metro New Haven area.Currently, I'm doing the groundwork for my first deal, I.e. talking to lenders, viewing properties and also looking for partners.

Attorneys can help with the the ground work, but its sometimes the details that kill partnerships.

I've done plenty of ground work, so much so that I can smell a deal right around the corner.

I have learned that I have a lot of ground work to do before I actually make my first purchase.  

All the ground work for the main house and casita would need to be done regardless, so why not take advantage of adding that infrastructure and add on the additional unit?

hello there,i have a very modest experience (2years) in real estate and wholesaling .i would like to take on virtual wholesaling but the first thing that bugged me is the runners. so my question is essentialy about them .i understand the fact that they can do ground work but what about signing the contract ( initially with the seller and then both the seller and buyer) how do you make sure that runner is running off with your deal; i'm sure there is something obvious and big i'm misssing so please enlighten me.thanks for all.

They will do most of the boots-on-the-ground work for you.