You don't really have a deal unless the owner has some equity in the property, start there, (use list source, rebogateway, your local title company to find lists, or scan the tax assessor website and do it yourself).

Now that might be different for sfh if all the people looking for shelter stop buying, but commercial stuff not so much, unless credit shuts down.Ian ippolito's website has amazing info on the re cycle!

Software/website/private contractors, around $40K/yr. 

I found the following website that document plans.

I had found a local guy that wanted to retire on a local website.

@Dylan O'Connell you could hire a realtor to help with your search but if you're searching on the regular real estate websites, just filter them to only include multi-family.

The GC will have to accept the terms prior to starting the work.

He's got a website called 100percentfinanced.com.

I did see Burbank/Del Monte redevelopment plan in San Jose city website, but seems rather vague, i.e develop parks, improve circuilation, beautify neighborhood, etc.

If you get a good counter and you accept you still have plenty of time and contingencies to get out if something doesn't work out for you.Take an hour and listen to the podcast and I bet you will be ready to move forward.Cheers,Bill