One of the reasons why I switched from single-family homes to mobile homes.

You can try to find out his goals and shape the deal to help meet them.I think you could actually get a better idea of how this would work by checking out some of the bigger podcasts videos I've watched recently regarding mobile home investing. 

The second is a 3/2 mobile home, which rents for $750.

If I'm wrong and you are putting a larger deal together (commercial MF, self-storage, mobile home parks, retail space, etc.) or you still want to look into syndicating regardless, @KimLisa Taylor may be able to help you out.

I've been evaluating a mobile home park with about 1/10 acre of land per pad.  

I have been part of large real estate syndications, most recently in the mobile home sector, and am now looking to expand to out of state multifamily.

I have a 5 unit multi-fam in a suburb of Syracuse and am ready to branch out and pursue larger multi-fam and mobile home parks. 

Both T-Mobile and Starbucks have already signed leases for space in this new development.[4]New Housing Development on 4th Ave.- Proposed 250 unit seven story development is currently planned to be built in the heart of historic 4th Ave. [5]$137 Million UofA Honors College Complex-Described by UofA as being a "campus within a campus."

If this is possible, then the mobile home market stands to grow significantly.Argument in favor:1.  

We had a cell phone bill of $75 that we thought was paid off when we switched from T-Mobile to Verizon.