I don’t have any deals to provide them at the moment, just working on laying the ground work so that I have a team when it’s time to pull the trigger.

It pays off to begin laying the groundwork early and to know what to expect.

The rest is just research and groundwork. 

There are several bright spots and specific cities like Riverside have laid some serious groundwork for future growth.

These two people will get everything T'd up and narrow the gap as much as possible so that when you are ready to pull the trigger here, the ground work is laid out.

@Robert - We've been laying the groundwork for something.

As Gene mentioned, it's really important to do the groundwork with the bank first, so that you can be really confident that your money won't end up locked into the property long term.

Don't be greedy for the dollar spread; the knowledge you can gain will be invaluable groundwork for a successful long-term investing career.As they say in commercial real estate lending: "A good operator can save a bad deal; a bad operator can kill a good deal."

Wholesaling is much like being a real estate agent in that it takes a while to lay the groundwork and then when things get going they GET GOING.

I have completed the 100 level classes, and gotten the ground work laid.