My mother is on the board for a non-profit organization in Milwaukee that provides housing, services and life skills training for low income women, particularly those from the 53205 and 53206 zip codes. 

Our last one was last week on 1/22 but we’ll be organizing another one in February and we may have found a spot to safely host a private meetup for 30-40 people but it’s not confirmed yet.  

We would like to build upon this organization with the land my partner currently owns.

So far, I have one tenant who hasn't paid and he is working with me to find a relief organization. 

You could try contacting the organizers of local REIAs for names of wholesalers in the area or investor friendly realtors.  

The plan was to invest in Class B /C properties (and neighborhoods) with the following investment criteria:CoCROI >= 8% (assumptions property management 10%, repairs and maintenance 8%, replacement reserve 8%, vacancy 5%, loan - interest rate 5%, 25% down, 30 yr loan)Over the past 5 months I have found very few properties that have met the criteria and have begun to focus my search on the following areas: Marietta, Smyrna, Austell, Hapeville, East Point, and Atlanta.My understanding is that the market is very tight right now (sellers’ market - due to low interest rates and low inventory).

I have a list of contractors from the city but it isn't very organized as to who does what type of work.

Andrew,We have begun our own marketing on the off market properties in the area. 

Hello, I am an administrator of a MeetUp organization that is comprised of beginner real estate investors and those looking to start real estate investing.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.