most of the problems around low slope roofing is design flaw or bad installation.

The deals are there, they just need to be uncovered. 

Also, once you pull up the floor, you see the plumbing, frame, tie-downs, etc... which can uncover a whole new list of problems.I would LOVE to get back into the MH business, flipping homes, but I have enough Florida Park knowledge to know that a deal too good to be real is just that (see line 1 of my post).Feel free to shoot me a PM with the park and I may be able to provide you with some additional ammo if you decide to proceed. 

Your entire theory is flawed because under no circumstance do you "own" the property until the contract is executed - this is why people are getting into trouble.  2) You can not advertise a property that you do not own without being considered a broker.

I'm not saying there isn't, because I honestly don't know, I'm just pointing out the flaw in your reasoning.There may be great flip opportunities.  

Please, point out each and every flaw or hole.

Are there flaws or pitfalls I need to think about prior to arranging this?

Were any junior liens uncovered?

He later moved to Citigroup and tried to do the same there, but was quickly fired after an internal investigation which uncovered his actions.

It's starting to look like we are priced out in our market, as anything that we can afford always seem to come with major flaws.