I recall the lenders questioning it but that was my response, and no further questions on the revised tax return.I'm not sure what you do for income and if the numbers can easily (or legally) be revised. 

If you do want a lawyer to do it, I would document their process so you can easily replicate it if you decide to open another LLC down the road.  

Comps shouldn't be that detailed in my personal experience (if you take it to that level you may easily miss opportunities).

@Joe SplitrockI agree completely they are the only tenant I have that is having this problem everyone else has gotten signed up easily.

@Diana Walcott when you evaluate a park for acquisition, separate the POH rental income from the lot rent.

I have considered deals out of state though and what I have found I am most comfortable with are areas within a 4-5 hour drive max so I can get to them relatively easily if I absolutely needed to.

You've done over 50 deals and blah blah blah, you should be able to just start over again easily. 

I realize its a bit far fetched, and would be a headache, but someone could easily be hired for six figures to manage it all. 

Again, that's a quick analysis on what you're mentioning here, but it sounds more like speculation than evaluation.  

If you are very handy and have generous amounts of time to put in, a few flips can be a good way to get immersed in the process of evaluating structures, offers and negotiations, contract to close, and rehab.