What would you look for the most other than HVAC, plumbing, roof.

Have you spoken, with the current Management Company, to ascertain if there is any existing maintenance that have been deferred such as roof replacement, window replacement, major electrical and plumbing systems, etc.?

There are many methods of figuring the split......priority return before profit split, percentage, bonus, etc.  

If the exterior looks good, the walls, flooring, countertops, electrical and plumbing look, as yours most likely do, recently replaced or repaired, then you have done what you can to ensure your maximum return.

I say wholesaling, but to be frank, this was not my preferred method of entering into Real Estate.

I just bought a condo that is in a high rise and need painting, flooring, counter tops, and plumbing done as soon as possible. 

This method makes sure that the project stays funded and that we aren't floating a loan to the customer. 

After a little hiatus from real estate, I'm back!  To make a long story short, cashed out on a duplex to deal another day.I'm back and I'm thinking more strategically.  I want to purchase buy and holds for passive inc...

I've laid hardwood floors, tile (both on walls and floor), wired entire floors, plumbed entire flloors, framed entire floors, built a pole barn from the ground up, poured concrete, hung and finished sheetrock, etc, etc.  

Look it up, many investors have been able to implement this method for billing utilities to tenants and are happy with the results/savings/increased NOI etc.