Also, it's a "wholetale" exit strategy, so mechanicals are the only items needed. 

I own some single family rentals and a newly aquired mobile home park. 

I took a trip to tampa to see a mobile home, ended up with mhp for sale.

I have a mobile home park under contract and the lender is requiring more money down than planned.

An analogy would be asking a mechanic to teach you how to fix your car when he/she is already working 12-16 hours a day...It may be advisable to put all the individual members' 1040s on extension (and pay all estimated tax by applicable due dates) and reach out to some CPAs/EAs post April 15th. 

Here are some successful ones.List of Successful Syndicators Joe Fairless - https://www.ashcroftcapital.comIvan Barratt - http://www.barrattassetmanagement.comGrant Cardone - https://cardonecapital.comNeal Bawa and Jean Marc - http://financial-attunement.comKira Golden - https://directsourcewealth.comBrian Burke - https://praxcap.com Tag Birge and Andrew Held - ttps://www.birgeandheld.comBrian Adams - http://www.adamsinvestorgroup.comVinod Chopra - http://moneilinvest.comChad Doty - https://37parallel.comKevin Bupp - https://sunrisecapitalinvestors.com (mobile Home Parks)Scot Meyers - https://selfstorageinvesting.com (Self Storage) Hunter Thompson - https://cashflowconnections.comDevin Elder -http://www.djetexas.comMichael Becker -http://www.spiadvisory.com/

Does anyone have any good recommendations for insurance companies that will insure both the mobile home park and the mobile homes themselves?

Like a mechanic's lien. 

Newer Mechanicals.

Then yesterday, while sitting a my desk, minding my own business, doing my low paying (slightly unrewarding) graphic design job, I listened, for the 2nd or 3rd time, to show 246 on buying mobile home parks with Kevin Bupp.