My strategy would be to buy the properties, advertise them as is and sale them.

I would get property radar right off the bat though.and remember you have to follow about 25 to 50 homes to buy one.. can't get lazer focused on one as you never know which one will actually go to sale.

Whether it's watching YouTube vids, podcasts, books, blogs, or just talking to anybody about REAL ESTATEWell, on September 6th, I bought my 1st property and it happens to be a 4-plex MFR which I acquired at the trustee sale at the Pinal County Courthouse.

The closest I can get to that over here in America is finding investors to do a CP loan on land where I will provide a list of suggested areas for sale, as well as the condominiums total 3D model with construction costs and all dimensions/specs provided.

Ask the mover if he has or knows of MHs in the area that are for sale.  

However, there was 2 hours of "Snap-Flip" sales job before he spoke.As others have said, it's their new name for wholesaling or bird-dogging. 

Some will have an overload of people in the car.

Looking around for real estate in central Maryland I'm finding some weird stuff of people posting about duplex's for sale but seemingly only focusing on one side of the property and never implying or mentioning the second side.

It would be a little harder now as the sales prices locally are climbing faster than rent; I've only been able to get one house this year that can make any money.

If what you want is someone who can handle big jobs, go to a lumber yard and ask a sales rep there who a good person to work with is.