Yes, tenant management software will save you time in the long run and allow you to scale without difficulty.

You'll have some difficulties qualifying for a Loan. 

A few pitfalls that I'm aware of are:-May have difficulty selling this one day because of the age of the MHs as banks don't like old MHs-Septic issues-Maintenance issues (I think having the owner stay on may help this cost)-Finding an insurer to insure these.This still seems like a good cash flow deal to me.

If you buy after the sale, I'm guessing too you have a little difficulty signing contracts for people to sell you something they don't own anymore, unless you're ok with that, and they're ok with selling a fraudulent contract.   

We've always had difficulties with furnished rentals and LTR tenants. 

How easy / difficult is it to assemble a team? 

-Name-Phone #-Email-Contacted (by phone/email/ unable to reach)-Investing Type-Investing Area-Financing-Property Preference (Beds/Bath/ Price Range)-Difficulty Level (Gut Jobs, Carpet/Paint,etc)-Preferred Notification Method (phone call/email/text)-NotesOf course everyone is going to have different templates, and it's best to find or create a template that works best for you.I hope that helps, and best of luck!

And if so, was how was the process (i.e. length of time to complete deal, obstacles in process, difficulty in setting a price or getting a reduction, etc.)?

I have had turnover after a little over a year with a tenant, followed by difficulty getting it rented out the second time. 

Is anyone else experiencing the difficulty I am?