One place to do that is the Pine Financial Summit put on by @Travis Sperr and company (I have no affiliation with the group).

Some tips that have worked for us in the past are:Advertise lot rent concessions for owners bringing their home into your park (3-6months free lot rent or a couple of grand to help the owner move the trailer in)Networking with dealers/wholesalers so that you can get their used inventory when it comes available.Craigslist and Facebook for advertising/find used trailers to bring in.In the past dealers would consider bringing in a setting up a home for display and to sell, but when we have checked recently about doing that, the dealerships said that they won't anymore as it is too much risk. 

Talk to local dealers to check the new home sales volume, determine vacancy rates in local parks, and discover which models/floor plans are selling in the area.We’re working on two projects, on in NC and one in TX, right now that are similar to what you describe.  

The idea is to NOT be in the business of being responsible for maintaining trailers that I'd own.A different model would be to partner with either a local mobile home dealer on new MHs (much higher acquisition costs) or old, used ones at a few thousand (much higher maintenance headaches and costs). 

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I am not affiliated with them, nor have I dealt with them in any capacity, but it can't hurt to check them out.http://ambiance.re/dallas-broker-sponsorship-careers/

One of the reserve units affiliated with the Jac? 

I have no affiliation with KW other than as a client (yet).2.

ClearNow and erentpays (I have no affiliation with either) do that.

I am not promoting their company or anything they do, I have no affiliation with them.