I will bring cash to the table , they do all the ground work finding, rehabbing,selling..etc.  

Personally for this sort of thing I find it helpful to lay the groundwork early.

I've just started researching how to get my license here in CT to be a real estate agent, and simultaneously beginning to lay the ground work for a demo and rebuild with my boyfriend in Nashville TN.

Sounds like you have been laying the ground work for success.

Anyways, I will be popping in and out of the forum as I still have what I consider to be a lot of ground work in the Everett area to learn the local market(s).Be Good!

The roles of the sales teams are in the picture below:- Bringing on a Sales Development Rep and allowing them to do the ground work for Dillon on buyers but also on deals could be a good idea.

I purchase and rehab we have a local property manager that handles all the on the ground work.

We are very eager to get started but are also trying to lay the ground work before jumping right in.

This industry at first glance looks so busy and full of complex terms but i am willing to put in the ground work.

If you are looking for a fully passive, income-generating investment I would definitely look into investing with a syndicator, or partnering up with someone who is willing to do the groundwork.