I could point you in the direction of a good broker if you could give me a more narrow criteria such as how much you are looking to spend or what class of project you are looking to invest in Etc

Once I'd narrowed it down, I'd interview RE professionals (esp. property managers) about the submarkets that are responding best in that market.  

If so free water.Association fee: $400/year Trash: $420/yearRentometer says average for the area is $1225/month as does ZillowThis is a narrow, longish home.

Best of luck with your decision and good for you for doing your research ahead of time so you can narrow down what city you want to invest in. 

Narrow it down as specifically as possible so you can learn everything about the market -- both quantitative and qualitative.

They look bad, they are bad, and they are NOT worth rehabbing unless you are just applying a band aid to get them rented (I made that mistake).  

It's been great following this conversation, as it's helped me narrow down my own MHP criteria/analysis skills. 

In our area, there's A, B, and C parks just like there's A B and C stick-built neighborhoods.  

I have it narrowed down to Keller Williams or a smaller firm I liked.

Or zoom in to narrow.