Usually concrete start loosing its integrity or strength around 50-60 years, but this shouldn't be an issue because this crack is not related to that.  

It's hard because I am doing a lot of the work as well (playing off our different strengths) but I still have my W2 job and now we are expecting a baby (more expenses!).

My goals for the job:-Allow me to leverage at least one of my main strengths: Analysis, Personal Interaction, Strategic Planning-Accelerate mastery of a R.E.

You should play to your strengths in every offer- sounds like your partnering with an experienced investor- is he/she the money partner and mentor, or something else?

That's a rough situation to start from, but I think taking stock of where you are is really important.Recently, on the BP Money podcast, Richard Carey talked about getting yourself into a position of financial strength before investing.

My vision for the property is clear (my strength), however I am lacking the commercial multifamily experience and deep pockets to jump in, so I'd love some help as I see good potential for this property. 

Some random things to know about me is that I love to strength train (I have and plan to again compete in Strongman competitions), I hold a PDC (Permaculture Design Certificate...which basically means I love working with nature), I'm currently learning to be a DJ (like, learning how to scratch on actual vinyl type of DJ), and I am a former Army brat (so I'm not technically FROM anywhere, but hey "It's not where you're from, it's where you're at").  

I think too many times investors are looking at the potential yield more than how it fits in their lives and strengths/weaknesses.

Hope God blesses you and your family with the strength to get through this tough time.

Prices are supported because people aren't putting houses on the market (fear) and therefore the buyers -- who are buying because they have to buy, not because they want to, bid up what is available.You have the appearance of liquidity and strength, but that's using a small base of sales.