It would take more of your time and efforts when it comes to training.Second option is to go through a Property Management Virtual Assistants company, they would have trained VA's with supervision and experience.

The second property company was ok but at the end of last year they abruptly sent me notice that thethere was going to be a new one starting the following moth.

After just doing months of researching on wholesaling, I learned at the end of the day...information overload stinks and there's too much fluff in having to cut through to learn what I ended up learning.  

Sometimes, charging LESS rent actually earns you MORE money in the end!

Most people looking at MHPs want 20 lots or more so you could end up getting stuck with this park for good.

Jack your advice is spot on, 100% totally agree, excellent detail, but in the end, NONE of it will get your money back when and if the contractor failsAll the best 

Partnerships are really hard and usually don't end well. 2.

How much experience do you have?

I have had a good experience with Dempsey Insurance out of MA

I've been wholesaling for over 8 years and I promise you, there is more knowledge to be gained by getting started and learning from real world, hands on experience than from paying $2,000 - $15,000 to some guru from Youtube.