New to RV's but not really

First time posting here. I grew up around RV's since before I could walk. My family owned a dealership since before I was born. By the time I was a teenager, I was a a full time lot boy scrubbing RV's all day long and doing misc work. I started in sales when I was of legal age to do so and did some repairs. Our dealership closed due to the recession in 94. Forward nearly 25 years, I'm looking at buying my "first" RV (lol). I might as well be new to all this because so much has changed. We used to be a skyline and cobra dealer. Cobra has since become forrest river of I'm not mistaken. 25 years ago, construction used to be more maticulous. I'm hearing now that some RV's are able to be assembled completely in 8 hours. My mind is blown. I can't imagine quality control would be up to par in those cases. Anyway, I've started looking for a 26-32ft travel trailer. I figure trailers are not as popular as 5th wheels and tend to sit longer for sale. They always sat longer on our lot anyway. I'm not in a great rush. I know buyers season is approaching with the fall/winter being prime buy time. I'm looking for something around 10k. I looked at a Tango 32ft travel trailer yesterday. I was impressed with the build quality. It seemed well made. But I read some very negative things about that brand. I looked at an Outback today. It was nice as well but the front and rear cap was bubbled. No big deal if nothing is rotted as I've done skin jobs. If I can buy something heavily discounted that needs repairs, I'm fine with that. But I dont want something that is poorly built right of the bat. What advice can you give a "new" guy and what brands should I stay away from? My tow vehicle is a 2500 5.9 Cummins so weight isn't an issue. PM me if you'd rather not publicly down talk any particular brand.

Thanks
Monty