I can't thank everyone here enough for all of the kind words and quick collegial support that everyone gives.The property is in the Mill Creek area in Salt Lake. 

Full disclosure: I'm new to this and have bought my first deal but have not yet sold so self-preparing has been sufficient in the past and even this year probably would be as well so take everything I say with a grain of salt. 

Are most of the mobile home parks in the salt lake area owned by larger companies?

Anything will cashflow if you put enough down, so if you're looking at a 50% loan to value loan on a property then I'd recommend anything in Gilbert, Salt Lake City, Denver, etc.If you'd like to limit your cash-to-close by using a higher LTV loan and you still want it to cashflow then you'll almost certainly be constrained to operating it as a STR (short-term rental) for a season.  

So take this with a grain of salt!

Of course sometimes I have to take a little of it with a grain of salt because I also know that depending on what we are talking about he also stands to make money from the deals so if it’s something big I know sometimes he also deep down wants to make the sale too.

Then I would check online reviews, though those should be taken with a grain of salt. 

I would like to start implementing this strategy in Salt Lake County.

@Dwight Cook I’ve seen $50,000 a few times (that’s what my buddy got) and have heard of a friend of a friend (so take that with a grain of salt) who got $90,000 for his.

My husband, Kevin, and I are looking for homes to flip in the Salt Lake City area, where we live.