Most people are only looking for city water and sewer from what I gather and would like to know how many POH (park owned homes) there are.

I would recommend gathering the list of options for places, but then not settling on any of them officially until you live out here for a bit.

I have managed 200+ units at once and can tell you that starting out you should focus on setting up your processes contracts and such, then scale to larger properties.For our clients that manage themselves we try to set them up with as much of the infrastructure as possible so that they have a head start and can just worry about the normal tenant issues.

You might gather some insights from that on how you can incorporate it to your standard rental. 

Cosmo, I have a client who owns about 20 or so units in Fort Wayne.

Since you don't have the unit in an LLC, I, as a business adviser, would recommend to a client in the same circumstance to charge themselves the rent, and to TRANSFER THE FUNDS TO THE APPROPRIATE ACCOUNT.

In addition to Jame's list, I'd recommend you ask about the following when you're looking at TK:References: Ask for references from long-term and repeat clients, and then actually call them.

Right through to actually stealing clients money.  

Many of my clients live or work in NYC and choose to invest here in Pennsylvania.

We do that for some of our clients that look at way more properties than they undertake.