Even if they didn't, very well may be another economical option out there anyhow, from what I've heard its Foremost? 

IMHO You can go with ducted minisplit systems as this is a new build and subject to the newer energy code.

@TJ Woolum - save your money (many will be glad to take it), rather invest your time and energy  to connect with the right people!

In tough economic times, people downsize, increasing the demand for affordable housing options like mobile homes.

Park have similarly drawn new businesses and developments.These examples highlight how public-private partnerships can be key to transforming underutilized spaces into economic hubs.

300 jobs isn't a lot to bring to Memphis for a $3-4 billion dollar project (it doesn't take much to run a data center). personally I'm a musk fan, but we have to consider the ramifications to demanding this much energy.

They have utilized a number of financing approaches including: Minnesota Housing Finance Agency Tax Credits, Conventional, Grants through Duluth Economic Development Authority (DEDA), Duluth Housing & Redevelopment Authority (HRA) Assistance.Sharon Brown with Duluth's Life Safety office is a great resource as well when dealing with blighted properties.

Manage cash flow by cutting non-essential costs, making the property energy-efficient, and offering flexible lease terms.

From my understanding, due to population growth, public investment, and economic forces, the city is looking like a strong buy and hold.Appreciate any insights!

Save yourself the time and energy and reach out to local accountants.