If you haven't yet, make sure you browse all the great sections of the site (forums, blogs, podcats, analysis tools, etc)...there is some very helpful information here.

My wife and I are currently saving up to buy a park but in the mean time Ive been browsing mobile homes.

When you're working on your targeted audience, use Facebook's "browse" option to see what suggestions they have.

Been thinking about taking a mini-road trip to PA to check out some distressed properties over the next few weekends after browsing through properties listed in NJ, NY, and CT and coming to the conclusion that the numbers don't make as much sense for investing up in these regions (either the property taxes are too high or the rent-to-price ratios are too low).What would be a reasonable price range to target?

I've been browsing the section 8 forums to gain more insight on catering to this group.5.

You can manage your email, your voice mail and browse web info all rather easily.

I find that if you just browse books at a large bookstore you can pick the ones that get your attention.

I stumbled across this site quite by accident yesterday and I'm amazed by the wealth of information I've already found here just by reading the Getting Started guide and browsing the forums. 

In regards to your question your best option that I see is attend your local REIA group there's a lot in New Jersey just head to meetup.com and browse various groups and attend the ones before the 15th you'll be able to find local contractors there. 

Practice analyzing deals, use the calculators, browse the listings for your intended area everyday.