I would suggest that all the big money has been chasing mobile home parks for at least a decade or more. 

Remember, no system is perfect, so avoid the temptation of constantly chasing after the next shiny object.

You will spend more time and money chasing pennies than focused on the dollar bills. 

The illegal process is to show up and chase him off the property, secure it again, and use methods to prevent entry again (dogs, security system, signs, armed person sleeping on the property, etc.).

Never have to chase tenants for rent.

Quote from @Chase Rule: A mentor of mine with 400 units had said I can use a large seller credit to cover most of the down payment on a property I'm looking at.

I bank with Chase.

I don't advertise on Craigslist and FB marketplace-I rely on word of mouth  so people know before they come to my house they WILL be tested multiple times a week and WILL have to go to AA meetings, do their chores and be a TEAM player with the rest of the house. 

If you are a landlord I would strongly recommend that you seek professional property management solutions elsewhere or fully be prepared to chase down your property managers for their services.

If you stop chasing leads and start earning business by showing your value versus the rest of the scabs in our industry, you will be able to call your shot on your commission.I sign all of my buyer agency agreements now at 3%, but with the proviso that if the seller is offering 2% or more, I will go down to that amount.