I have had houses built in the past, and I know that things like the finishes that you select can influence the price per square foot, so I just need a general idea.

If done right, it can be both profitable and a competitive edge in the market place keeping cost down.

I use more than one sub for each trade therefore they know there is some competition and it keeps both their prices and schedules in check.

mentioned, the load on this space will greatly influence your design. 

In something like this I think you need to look at the competition - good and bad. 

But this now is also being direct in competition with Russia.

The park owners will be your landlord and will have a great deal of influence on your investment much like owning a condominium unit.

The prices are generally competitive.  

Are you saying you'd like to buy a turnkey property from a flipper before it hits the open market in hopes that you will get a discount or first crack to minimize open market competition (that will likely work in the flipper's favor today)? 

My multifamily is on a street with only other multifamilies, so we are exposed to competition every time there's any 'for rent' signs.