I've spoken with various people on the matter and the price can range anywhere from $125 - $215 per square foot which means complete with demolishing to finished product. 

I think I will be more productive by just focusing on one thing at a time until I get more experience.

@Robert Adams  yup probably that or the famous craigs list ghost adds.this is really comical all these wholesalers who really have no clue that are trying to put these deals together.. man it really creates a very bad image of the industry I think. no professionalism at all.but when you have BP   Interenet webinars and late night TV adds pounding into peoples head that they can get rich in RE with NONE of their own money this is what you get.

Lizzie is right - check out local banks in the area around Denver and the Greenwood Village areas and tell them you are hoping to use the Home Possible 5% down conventional product!

Keep in mind most of the markets in the USA you are getting lower end product.

Make sure the property is actually zoned for multi-family and not the product of a past owner turning a single family unit into a multi-family unit.

For a bank that does portfolio loans, Towne Bank has a great product.

They're $700 each, but their product is one of very few with little to no reliability complaints and almost universally positive reviews. 

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For example, if I as an SDI owner, opened up a coffee shop next to Starbucks, I could provide the same qulaity of product and service at a lower cost because I would be tax exempt.