I would hit up the big ones, New Western and Fair Trade seem to be the biggest that would potentially offer an internship/mentorship. 

Down side is we couldn't really get into a house we want with just that, and keeping a low mortgage payment.

Purchase price: $1,000,000 Cash invested: $250,000 Purchased the biggest home in all of Avenue of The Oaks which is in the Melrose Community on Daufuskie Island. 6 bed/6 bath - sleeps 20.I purchased it because the neighborhood (Melrose) is currently under contract by a group called Whitestone, who will be putting 100s of millions into the community.

One of the biggest factors in an eviction timeline that I have seen is the landlord not being on top of each step and taking action as each date hits. 

Can't say about the ring camera, what is the downside? 

The downside of buying cheap houses is the lack of appreciation they have and having to pay for the same cap ex issues over 10-15 years.

One of the biggest advantages of mobile home park investing is time.Even more impactful than in other real estate classes because MHPs are the most effective way to landbank for the future.It is often overlooked but where else can you put money that gives a strong cash flow opportunity while preserving the land for future development opportunities?

But beware of the downsides, such as strict rules, potential tenant problems, and dealing with the Housing Authority.

Is there any downside on the durability of a re-glaze?

The biggest differences will be the taxable situation.