Wow, (calculating... 1100 +, carry the 1, subtract, then add... :) Must be nice.

Say that you subtracted X amount because you are not using a buyers agent.

Wholesale deals are evaluated just like any other deals, with an extra cost factored in for the wholesaler's fee.So, if you expect to wholesale a property to a rehabber/flipper, analyze the deal as a flipper would and then just subtract out your fee to determine you max offer.  

Subtracting expected expenses I hope to be cash flowing about $200/month

:When wholesaling I use 70% ARV minus repairs minus my wholesale fee = contract priceJust wondering, are repairs and wholesaling fee the ONLY thing you subtract from 70% ARV?

If I subtract the condo fee then it's like getting $525/month in rent. 

Use it to subtract from the funds they pay due to the 3 Day Pay Or Quit, then re issue a new notice for the missing rent amount.

After you have adjusted your true eligibility by subtracting everything you've already written off from your income, the figure left over will be either your income or your losses on this duplex.

After subtracting the portion we have already written off from our gross income, we are left with our true net amount called the "adjusted" income.

You need to subtract the costs of getting the house ready to sell, though, which I know from experience is a lot.