I have family that does investments in the DMV area, ironically just as a few others in this thread; that's where I received majority of my hands on knowledge. 

To get it off the ground you need1) a person to be in charge of what the meeting will be about2) a person or persons to promote it3)  A set date and meeting time4) and promote the meetingPost it here on BP - someone has to be a paid memberPost it on Meetup -  costs about 85 for 1/2 a yearcreate a group on Facebook and create the eventAnd have the entire management team email out the info about the event to everyone they have in their database interested in real estate.Pick something and have a first meeting to iron out details.

(It's also, not coincidentally, the most work to find and create, though you can give up some margin by carefully buying such a deal from a wholesaler, after you vet that it really is a deal - many I get presented from "wholesalers" are not in fact deals at all.)Somewhat ironically, you may find you have better luck with a 203(k) loan buying a fixer-upper from the MLS in the higher price ranges since fewer rehabbers look there and there's less of a chance you'll be competing with an all-cash offer.Good luck, and let us know what happens of course!

Ironically both keywords I have set up :).

For just a couple hundred more I'll have an iron tub installed and we'll tile the shower.

Ironically, I did stumble on this while looking for wholesale properties to assign for quick cash for this exact scenario.

I’m lucky enough to be in the middle of a great Houston real estate market and I want to strike while the iron is hot.

Just got done reading Rich Dad Poor Dad a couple days ago and I thought this was quite ironic.

Columbus REIA (which is, ironically, not actually affiliated with the national REIA organization) has its next meeting tomorrow night.

I wouldn't touch it with a vaccinated iron crowbar.