Definitely a fixer upper, like $25/foot for interior, exterior, landscaping, asphalt improvement.

After spending over 18 years in the healthcare industry, primarily in Nutrition & Wellness, Quality & Risk Management, Patient Safety and Performance Improvement I've decided to do something a little different.

When I fund a joint project I like to know what I am going to earn.

It's invite only but it's specifically for rehabbers who need a joint venture partner to fund their deals. 

I have limited cash at this point so I am looking to partner with an experienced rehabber to learn from so that I can learn, make a small percentage of the profit, you make a majority of the profit and the wholesaler can make some money and get rid of the property.I have a relationship with a seasoned broker/wholesaler that I am learning from but it requires that I put all the money up front and I am just not to that point yet.Message me if interested and let me know if you have done this before and I would like to see how your Joint Venture agreement might look like.  

I am focusing on wholesaling multi-family Class B & C properties, in c+ areas, no war zones, between 5 and 50 units, with a value play to them like high vacancies, deferred maintenance, improved management, repositioning, or rehab in Western WA.

With that to the side, I recommend getting yourself set up for real estate first by improving your credit, cut debt if you have any, do odd end jobs or get a second job to save, be creative about work too such as put yourself up on Craigslist to put up lights for people for Christmas so they don't have to.  

Since you have flip experience and did quite well with it, maybe you can joint venture with someone that has the capital and not the experience and do that until you have enough saved capital to do some on your own. 

One way would be to give them a small down payment then they become joint venture partners with you.

If you buy at the right time and in the right location, you could get yourself a bargain deal that will increase in value as your neighborhood improves.