They may want you to put some kind of disclosure in the offer about buying under market value for the intent of making massive profits or something like that.You'll also want to know what kind of split your broker expects from you if any. 

I'm not sure why you'd target mobile home parks that's one of the hardest to entitle. if you want a scalable strategy for 10+ years stick to residential horizontal, apartment, etc that is more common for your market. 

Yes, I am aware that the current rate is way under market.

This, also, is not a public document.c) Once thats up a notice of  sale is sent which outlines the up coming auction and must be filed with the recorders office for the foreclosure to be legal.Another document which isnt mentioned a lot but is critical if you want to be in front of the competition who focus there marketing on motivated sellers from c onwards is the appointment of substitute trustee.

It also does NOT pay more than market rent.

If you know anyone who works in those markets that would be great. 

I suspect you are in a much more affluent market than I am.

Quote from @Chantel Holsather: I am always an advocate if you can fix up a property to make it more marketable, that is really the way to go.

Quote from @Jerome Brown: Looking for some wisdom and to network with anyone buying in Ohio market (Columbus, Dayton, cincinnati).

At some point you buy and fix up real estate to eventually sell it and live the life you desire.One piece I would make sure to consider is the current condition and rents for the duplexes before you put them on the market.