Phil,I'm curious as to why or how you're basing your value vs. zillow's highly inaccurate and wildly fluctuating zestimate.There are many posts and arguments around the web on the problems and tainting this zestimate does to both buyers and sellers thoughts.In my area, the zestimate fluctuates constantly and way to quickly.

I've scoured the web for help, and I know every state is different.Anyone has experience with such?

I used to be a part time web developer and I know for a fact that a single like from an ad you posted online automatically becomes a lead. 

If you think this through and find that you really know nothing at all about the process of constructing a home (even to the point of say..posting on a web blog seeking information about the process :-) then you may want to reconsider.

@Joe GilroyAsk a real insurance broker for a quote instead of randos on the web.

Outside of the individual property LLC's is a separate LLC that will serve as our "brand" LLC and one that will make "pursuit expenses" like pre-operating legal expenses, web hosting, email, and travel expenses etc. that are not related to an individual property. 

You are a web design guy, so I don't have to tell you about that. 

@Nikko LawsonCheck out the Mobile Home Forum here, read everything.On the web page you listed there is a click for a number of articles read all.I read Lonnie Scruggs Deals on Wheels book was excellent also $30-40 if IO remember.Perhaps your buddy would let you check out his copy before you commit.Good luckPaul

I have found several very good forms on the web designed for landlords.

Just be clear with them that any "deals" are subject to their app meeting your stated guidelines.You need to listen carefully to comments, and recheck comparable rents to see if you need to drop price, but seems feasible from here...Lastly, check with the large, nearby employers to see if they have an "in-house" bulletin board or web-site that you can post your availabilities on.