Here the more bedrooms the better so if you can fit 3 that’s great but the city or county you’re in may limit you to 2 depending on size allowed plus if you’re on city water and sewer vs septic that may play a factor as well because they may require a separate septic system which is $$$.

My wife and I own property in Lakewood and have had good luck finding well-qualified tenants. 2) Websites like Zillow and even Craigslist can be good sources for finding tenants, but if you choose to self-manage, you'll need to ensure you have a good system for screening tenants and following fairhousing. 

USAA realtor pairing system, they gave me $500 cash back for using their broker.

Hopefully someone that is willing to help me learn throughout the process to, in order to streamline my system later.Thanks in advance!

I have a system down for mine that puts it on complete auto pilot but I only have 2 and it took me a few years to get it right.

There is certainly money to be made by experienced park owners in septic systems, cesspools and wells.

Over the decades, "leaky air systems", bad plumbing, years of moisture causing rotting wood are "termite magnets" for older mobile homes.

Folks with private sewer usually know because they have to pay for the clogs, but the same thing occurs with public systems.

Follow Up Boss is good or your brokerage may also offer a CRM system that integrates internally (be sure, though, that you own the contacts, not the brokerage).  

A plumber (better if they also do hvac) to evaluate the whole system, electrician, hvac.