I would let an attorney handle the entire process.

It says that your gross monthly rent should be equal to or more than 1% of your purchase price.Getting 1% can be challenging in NJ due to high cost of real estate and is not a "to live by" rule but more a guide line.You can still have a good investment if your rental income is less.RegardsChris

The banks are up to speed on handling them and don't give them away without the mls.

They like to farm that out to people like me - a specialist that buys, fixes, sells, moves - - handles everything to do with the mobile homes.

As far as leasing, if your property is managed by a PM, they will usually handle the leasing.

The biggest challenge we've faced by far is educating contractors - first you need to find contractors willing to be educated, then you need to be prepared to pay more during the first couple of projects while they become proficient with their new knowledge.We have yet to produce a retrofit meeting all EnerPHit criteria, but we are getting a little closer each time.

The syndicate will be a pretty standard one so I don't imagine I will need a large firm to handle it.

How would you suggest I handle things?  

What types of systems to handle high volumes of leads?

I'd rather wait an extra month and be sure all obstacles have been cleared than end up with a dirty title or a lawsuit challenging ownership.