Maybe a 50-50 split with you being the operator.

Just as in any aspect of RE you can always partner with another wholesaler that has a buyers list in place and split the profits. 

The plumbing, the roof frame, the sheet rock.

You can also just sheetrock over it with 1/4" rock, then tape/mud/float.  

(I take my initial 30k bak and we split de diference 50/50)

We are working with a local GC under the agreement that the profit from the flip will be split 50/50 with the GC and our company.My question lies with the purchase of the house.

I know this is an older thread, but does anyone know a good investor-friendly realtor in the York, Fort Mill, Rock Hill areas of SC?

Now I also know that even though this property is currently zoned as Residential, it was zoned as Commercial before that and is also designed as a split. 

Why do you buy units where utilities are not split?

I've listed below the order I plan to attack things in, let me know if this sequence makes sense:Resolve excess moisture under house (minor grading issue, gutter required, possible plumbing leak)Repair minor roof leaks (repair flashing, seal leaks around chimney, replace tree-damaged shingles)Trim trees away from houseInstall 50 concrete piers and level foundation (foundation had work done previously but shifter due to excess moisture)Install vapor barrierAdd structural roof support beams in attic, add insulationRepair rotten siding/soffit/window frames (mostly upstairs)Repair porch (replace rotten boards, sand & paint)Paint exteriorInstall central AC/Mini-split system (any recommendations on this?)