After you get some more experience under your belt call up BMC Capital locally and see if they'll introduce you to some real syndicators that specialize in Houston.  

Usually you make a little less until you get some deals under your belt but you'll have senior agent monitor your work and keep you out of trouble.

Great job on already having one under your belt!

You'll need a hummel "sander" and the lowest grit belt you can get.

It will definitely feel better when you have one under your belt. 

Connect the copper to the leaf blower so it bypasses the weed-whacker.  

One deal can pay for any of the education they charge, however I didn't have those funds to start so I am doing other things and using Biggerpockets as a more convenient route until I get some deals under my belt and I would definitely pay for their Mastery program because just like BiggerPockets, you will have Coaches very experienced in Investments of all kinds there at your disposal at all time, you only have to schedule calls and every question you have at any time can be answered.  

You will probably need at least 30% down and the bank or credit union will likely want to see some mobile home park management on your resume, though other properties under your belt certainly a plus.

Apart from what @John Arendsen and @George Blower said, I'd very cautious.

In my opinion it's a smart move to position your capital in a "low-risk" stabilized  asset and getting to know the ins and outs of the business by managing the property for a while.Once you have that experience under your belt you'll be able to chase value-add opportunities using OPM.