Hi All, for those landlords who pay for the utilities of their units, do you put in explicit "no nos" into the lease itself.

I would hope as a landlord you don't have any where near even 50 transactions on a regular month, on that many units.. you would be broke.

If I had a note as a lease option or land contract where I originated the loan, would I be able to sell that loan to you?

I have yet to find a company for landlords that is legitimate.  

I am currently also employed full-time as an IT contractor but, eventually, I want to be a real estate investor and landlord to achieve financial independence.

@Geni P.Even if you find the current note holder through the Land Records and assuming that they still own the note, they will not release personal info or payment info without owner authorization.

I've secured financing, decided that pursuing a BRRRR deal sits well with our risk tolerance and financial situation, and now we have to find it.While "driving for dollars", Zillow, and networking have landed me a couple leads, I feel as though working with wholesalers will be a huge asset. 

What do experienced landlord think of this setup?

Yes you have a few options when selling a mobile home on land or in a park.

Drive/walk/call for dollars, call MFR landlords listing units for rent and offer to take the entire property off of their hands, that sort of thing.