I've read a few books and web articles on these, so I have an idea on the overall concept, but I don't know how to actually start.

I don't have a very good web presence for RE yet so I would love to see what you are running in FB and other areas to get that high a conversion rate.  

People don't choose to buy a trailer over a home, it's called getting best bang for the buck, and rural areas that have lower economic opportunities and incomes are the futile ground for these.The real magic in the mix is how liability is designed with these; the tenant owns the property and in that all maintenance past the dirt.

I am a software developer by profession and most of my real estate investment fund comes from creating enterprise and web applications for well known companies as a consultant. 

sorry here is the link. http://www.morekc.com/bin/web/real_estate/AR192746/ACTIVATE_FRAMES/HOME_SEARCH/Grandview/1405446938.html

I am an architect in Toronto, with over 10 years experience in the design and construction of high-rise residential buildings.

State legislatures specificly designed them because courts were ignoring the legal protections for small closely held corporations finding ways to "peirice the corporate vail" for not following corporate governance such as holding board of directors meetings keeping minutes, ect. 

I'm considering buying a few products that will add two sub meters connected to a reader connected to a web device connected to a mobile prepaid hotspot all for about $600-$700.  

It is only with this attitude of willingness that innovative real estate transactions are designed and implemented.

CIR, the memorandum for Inspections of Sections 469(g) and 121, scoured the web, and have attempted to find an attorney/CPA with no luck to help me answer a slightly different question stated below:I am selling a home (currently in escrow) in the Bay Area that I have owned as my primary residence jointly with my parents since 2004 (not purchased in a like-kind 1031 exchange).