Would anyone with experience in "house jumping" be able to give me a comprehensive rundown?

Even still, in having accommodated 5000+ guests, we've had zero REAL "horror stories".

Albeit rather lengthy and comprehensive I think you may find this information useful if you really do want a thorough understanding of the difference between the two.The Difference Between A "HUD MANUFACTURED HOME"and A "MODULAR HOME"Part 4 For those who may have missed Parts 1-3 please take afew moments to review should you have any interest in"FACTORY BUILT HOUSING".In Part 1 we discussed the difference between an "RV", "Park Model" and a "HUD Manufactured Home".

Seen too many people say they are very interested in a property (for rent or sale) and you go out of your way to accommodate them and then they say thank you, but no thanks.

In 2008 the city of Napa issued roughly 150 permits to homeowners for overnight accommodations.

All we ask is that you let us know you are coming, so we can make sure the Ram can accommodate all of us, and you have a bite to eat and or a tasty beverage... maybe two.

We also include Internet and "television" (along with a flatscreen television in each lounge/living room) in our offering and just bake it all into the rent.This does not mean that we do not monitor and endeavour to control resource consumption - we are always making improvements to the building envelope; have installed LED lighting; use low-flow plumbing fixtures; have programmable thermostats and our own building monitoring system.Our objective is to provide our student tenants with a quiet, healthy accommodations complete with all the needed amenities at a cost which is less than a residence room at the university itself.In that light, @Al Williamson is steering you in the right direction - provide them with amenities not at your cost, but at a cost less than they could procure the service themselves.

Is there a comprehensive book out there to read on DST's that is equal to show the good and bad of it with examples?

If you can do these things in a home that is flexible enough to accommodate them through various life changes you may have a tenant for life. 

We have recently started working in a City which requires occupancy permits  - the stated reason is so they can assure standards of accommodations and track available inventory in the various quatiers - but you rest assured taxation is a motivation.