They have really put in the sweat working with me.

There may be success stories on here how people flipped a property with zero down but in these instances I would bet either A) they were completing the work themselves with sweat equity or B) they were the general contractor for the job.

What would be a fair split for this situation (Assuming we put equal amounts of sweat equity into renovating and property management)?

I also added the sweat-equity by doing all the renovations myself.

I also would be interested in partnering up with the right person, and letting them have a “sweat equity” portion in the property.

That is, don't sweat the small stuff until you buy.

I wouldn't sweat either candidate.

The only way to get a fixer with low money down would be the FHA 203k loan, which will again be for owner occupied residence only, but then you will need to do the rehab by the book, with full permits, using only licensed bonded contractors for the work, not so much of your own sweat equity.

There are a lot of questions you can ask yourself to make your goals extremely clear and specific to both you, and your agent.Also, sometimes to get the wholesale prices you have to put in some sweat on your own.

Put about $1000 and my own sweat equity into it, expecting $45-50k appraisal