I'd love to grab a cup of coffee, Julie :-)

Full paint and flooring (including removing some wall paper and glued down laminate flooring), patched holes in walls, replaced cabinet doors that were missing, replaced a few lighting fixtures, reconfigured closets that were missing hardware, cleaned up back yard.

I'm sorry, need another cup of coffee...just realized you were asking about an RV Park, not manufactured housing.

You can get A+ grade new construction homes in the OKC area in the 200k range (higher end fixtures, quartz counter tops, designer finishes, etc).

Adding nicer finishes and fixtures can make it more attractive to buyers, but rarely increases the value more than it costs for these updates.

I stick to tasks I am allowed to do (patch drywall, paint, replace fixtures, flooring, tile, and cabinets) and hire licensed contractors to do the rest.I've noticed only 1 out of 6 licensed contractors I've hired in the past (HVAC / plumber / electrician / roofers) actually pull a building permit for the work they've been hired to do.  

All new bathroom tub, vanity, fixtures, and floors.

After that we did a full gut job rehab on the condemned unit including new cabinets, counter tops, appliances, shower, vanity, toilet, light fixtures, plumbing fixtures, refinished the hardwood and put LVP in bathroom/kitchen and finished it up with a fresh coat of paint.

I plan on ripping out the old carpet and putting down hardwood flooring, updating light fixtures, bathroom, ceiling fans etc.  

Initially I thought that the rehab would be much lighter than what it turned out to be.Unit #1: Trim throughout, doors, luxury vinyl plank + tile in the bathroom, new vanity & toilet, paint, granite counter tops, new cabinets & sink, stainless steel appliances, and updated fixtures.