This is one of the reasons that led me to REI and finding Bigger Pockets.I joined BP around 2 months ago and I have been cruising around the forums and building my REI education before jumping in.

Juan,My husband and I are considering the 203K loan adventure ourselves and I was glad to find this thread........I found it through a Google search and joined BP just to follow up with your findings.  

Maybe you can join a local chamber of commerce or perhaps it's as easy as just talking to a co-worker or relative who knows someone with a history of real estate investment.You'll need to research the right home and do the legwork when it comes to sprucing it up, but if you do the work your investor(s) will hopefully supply the money.

Consider joining your local apartment association (usually by extension you will be joining your state and the national apartment association). 

I have been reading bigger pockets for years but just "officially" joined.

I currently work at Audi Seattle selling and leasing the nicest luxury vehicles on the road today :-) My first real estate goal would be to purchase a multi family residence, live in it, rehab it, and use the cash flow to pay down the debt.My long-term real estate goal would be to build a portfolio that would allow me to retire from going to a 9-to-5 job.I came to join bigger pockets to connect with a community of like-minded people and to help contribute to the community where I can.Thanks for reading! 

Washington Landlord Association is worth joining.  

The more you hangout here and join the local real estate meetups on your place, the better you'll find people you are looking for. :)

We are happy that you have joined BP!

If I quickly joined as a pro member on BP, would finding partners typically be possible within a few days?