The fees you charge - Syndications commonly come along with a host of ongoing fees to the syndicator.  

Coming from your point of view, it might benefit you more to choose an agent you'd like to work with that will share market information on an ongoing basis and list your flips. 

But those are such an ongoing pain in rentals.  

@Christian Nachtrieb Total income collected = gross potential rent + other income - all revenue loss line times (i.e. vacancy loss, loss-to-lease, concessions, discounted units, and bad debt)Operating Expenses = ongoing operational expenses (i.e. payroll, maintenance and repairs, contract services, make ready, advertising/marketing, administrative, utilities, management, taxes, insurance, reserves, etc.)Debt service = annual payment for the loan (principal and interest)When you identify a new opportunity, you underwrite the deal, and the results of your underwriting is a preliminary budget.

I’ve seen other owners in different markets fight to get their STR permit with the help of an attorney only to be targeted by the neighbors with ongoing calls to law enforcement with complaints about noise, parking, trash etc. every time they see a new vacation rental guest. 

Extensions are given through HUD in 90 day increments after the 6month period-provided there is on going communications with Reverse Mortgage Specialists handling the estates reverse mortgage.

I have a section 8 contact that takes care of everything from A to Z which helps a ton if planning on going that route. 

I am curious how he produces both cash at sale and an ongoing revenue from a wholesale deal.

What type of capital improvements and ongoing maintenance should you consider on a home there?

Additionally, when this seller goes to "sell" the home they may sell it and the new buyer may not know enough to demand that Title/ownership be placed in their name.So in short you have this ongoing process of an "owner selling their" mobile home to a buyer simply via a Bill of sale.