Does anyone have any good recommendations for insurance companies that will insure both the mobile home park and the mobile homes themselves?

@Cassidy Burns, the rule of thumb that I've heard from very experienced large MFR investors (100-200+ units) is one person on staff for every 50 units.

Then yesterday, while sitting a my desk, minding my own business, doing my low paying (slightly unrewarding) graphic design job, I listened, for the 2nd or 3rd time, to show 246 on buying mobile home parks with Kevin Bupp.

Next is about 5 tenants living in different older motor homes parked in the back yard with a gate they access for in and out (kinda like a make shift free mobile home park!

I know mobile homes will depreciate over time unlike stick built houses but there are people that invest in mobile home parks (Brandon Turner) and have been successful.

Since the house needs additional work, I'm researching the idea of maybe knocking down the existing structure and putting an already updated mobile home in it's place (assuming that the city would allow for this). 

I salute the investors who say "Burn the boats, we're not turning back".Stephanie

Purchasing a mobile home park with units also and currently have no lease agreement with tenants.

I m still new to rei, but I have a motivated seller whose wanting to sell his mobile home, he only has 5000 left to pay on it.

Had to replace flooring and carpet had burns from cigars in addition to front door.