A more time intensive way of acquiring those leads is just from the county website, tax assessors office, or whatever public record is maintained in your area.

Since this is being done within an LLC (as it should), and since there are different classes of membership interests (2 that I can ascertain), there are multiple factors to work out, some of which apply even when there's just one class of membership interest:How initial capital contributions, for each given class, are booked.How subsequent capital contributions, if any, for each given class, are booked.How member loans are booked.How each member's capital account will be handled pursuant to Treasury Regulation §1.704-1(b)(2)(iv), and how reevaluation of said accounts will take place per Treasury Regulation §1.704-1(b)(2)(iv)(f), to conform with §1.704-1(b)(2)(iv)(g).How distributions will be allocated, including profits and losses, along with any resulting adjustment of percentage interests.How tax allocations will be handled - and if the book value of any company property is adjusted per Treasury Regulation §1.704-3, how that affects member allocations.I have not even covered every item that must be addressed (including voting rights, depreciation allocation, cash flow vs liquidation allocations (as in "when we sell a property - who gets how much of the appreciation, but what about the recapture, etc, etc.")).Insufficient information... and it's time to meet my wife for dinner.

What is interesting though is how the numbers workout on HIGH End Rentals!  

Maybe you could work out a flat fee structure for this as additional compensation for extra services provided.

Looks like it could work out well.

To be successful in wholesaling, you need to be or get good at:MarketingNegotiatingSellingYou will also need:Some starting capital - can you keep a campaign of several hundred to 1000 letters per month going for 6 months without closing a single deal while you work out the kinks in your business?

In terms of how things work out with the manager are there protections I can put in place for myself for the resale or does it really come down to the management of the park?

Its mostly love, but they still have some bugs they need to work out.

That is good since the seller is more likely to allow a more intensive inspection than a bank would be if it was a REO.

Do have at least 2 backup plans in case that original doesn't work out.