Does anyone have links to articles about interviewing property managers?

I've also been reading books and articles on hotels and hotel investing, and have been analyzing deals and submitting offers. 

In an article like this: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/03/1...The author says "Let’s say you structured the deal such that the investors get 75% of the building and you gave yourself 25% for putting the whole thing together."

I would say you can read this article which should help you determine your stand on which way to go.https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2016/07/2...I would say don't rush into anything.  

The majority of threads/articles/etc. pertained to people looking to make a living from buying investment properties rather than those who just wanted one property to use for another business and letting part of the tenants' rent pay the mortgage.

They also try to include articles, pictures, and other "fun" stuff that people like to see on Facebook.

. , I saw that article and thought it was interesting , it makes sense though.

They are not listed on the MLS and wholesalers that I've run into do not deal in properties this large.http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article/20160131/REAL_ESTATE/160129828/the-real-estate-flipping-craze-shown-through-four-big-deals-in-brooklyn-and-manhattan

This article explains a lot: https://www.3newsnow.com/weather/weather-blogs/omaha-snow-now-running-two-times-average-for-seasonYes, $1,400 [actually $1666] sounds like a lot by any metric, but with a vendor charging $50-$60 per visit, it adds up quickly, especially when the snow fell literally the entire month of February and a good chunk of January and March.

You can find the article HERE.