I just blurting things out here but would it make sense to call the city to make sure there is no city plans or changes to infrastructure (no new highways/railways going to be constructed beside your building), and where I live I can call the police department and find out if there has been numerous calls to police to visit the property for any reason.

Will be closely monitoring this thread.

Plus you have to compete with guys like me, and companies much bigger than me that will pay more and have more money, more infrastructure, lower costs.   

I would get the lease they signed with the current landlord, have it transferred to you/new one signed with tenants, get the security deposit, and then monitor the rent payment that is coming up in June and make sure they pay it.

Assuming you do need new infrastructure, you would speak with a local civil engineer to help you navigate the process and the requirements.  

People actually monitor the New Member Intro forum so they can welcome new members. 

@Russ Draper Parks have empty pads because it costs $30k for a new home or $15k after moved to fill a pad, assuming the $$10k of infrastructure (septic, water, power) are in place.  

We're working on some infrastructure improvements which, when complete, will allow us to relaunch.

This is a great article and may be something that happens in 30 years but i just dont think the infrastructure is there for this to happen anytime soon.

The Mooresville area continues to see retail, multifamily and infrastructure development.