It’s an affixed double wide manufactured home.

Next time you check out Houston, you can take a wide look at Katy, Cypress cause 99% of investors stick to those lower-entry points but take a look at Spring branch, Meyerland, airline heights, montrose, memorial park and don't fall victim to people pushing 3rd/5th ward.Austin has a lot of really good neighborhoods, but none are as great as say River Oaks or Piney Point.

More than anything, I imagine it's a game rooted in persistence and casting a wide net.

I know the range of markets in the title is quite wide but like I said I am early on in the process and wanted to pick markets where I spend time during the offseason (I spend most of the offseason in New Jersey but spend time visitng parents and grandparents in south carolina and florida).

fresh real-time data is ESSENTIAL if you want you and your investors to stay ahead of the curve and know trends before they are widely spread, which in turn will make your investors happy which will make you look like a safe bet in their eyes, so real time data is IT 

Averages over wide areas with overlapping differences tells me nothing of value, and can be very misleading. 

And make sure they only do dig 2 feet wide at a time, even though 4 feet is allowed.

Considering your facility will cater to a wide range of storage needs, including RV/boat storage, semi-truck parking, container storage, and contractor yards, the name should encapsulate the comprehensive nature of your services.

Second, I've done a wide variety of REI starting with SFH in Tulsa and built my portfolio. 

The plan is to divide the 20 acres into lots sizes of 2-3 acres and build them to accept manufactured homes(double-wide).