For a few details, I'm currently sitting at about a 90% LTV, have a full time W2 career as a senior financial analyst and am willing to bring cash to the closing table to bring the properties down to a 75-80% LTV.

If the liens, judgement etc.. is larger than the offer either the seller needs to bring money to the table or the deal is done.  

Sounds like you have the bulk of the risk and your partner just brings his license to the table.

I had a unique situation come up and wanted to see if anyone had any ideas. 

You will have a unique marketing experience.

Just networking with other experienced folks, the businesses that do tables are there for our help: insurance agents specializing in rentals etc, lenders for all types of deals.6 yrs ago in my early days i was a member of all the local REIAs.  

If anyone with experience would be willing teach me their ways I could bring cash, time and pure dedication to the table.

@Mason Lopez City council tabled the vote for at least 2 weeks to review a petition turned in asking the City to block the development

The largest hurdle for us was finding a lender and a realtor that understood the unique requirements of buying multifamily with FHA. 

Maybe all you have is time and energy, put that on the table!