Zillow shows previous listings for rent at $825 and $1050, so my numbers may be slightly off, but I want to be on the safer side.The property has separate utilities for heat, electric and gas, so tenants would be paying their own bills for utilities.

you can tell how many units are in a structure, usually, by the number of electric meters on the outside of the building. 

However; with it being built and assembled on the lot, I'm sure it will probably still be considered manufactured housing, which by the way is a cost efficient way to build and in many instances more energy efficient. 

Major difference in Tenants between a home off of McKinley and one 2000 ft away off of Electric Ave.The area is a mix of blue collar and First/Second generation Immigrants/refugees.

They are beautiful redone units, new electric, new siding, new carpeting, and beautiful lawn maintenance but once you walked off the property it looks as if a meteor hit and I’m in a post-apocalyptic nuclear winter.

These are pretty high end finishes, new electrical, layout modifications that will typically include moving plumbing fixtures, etc. 

Was there any talk of making this a 'green' project (zero energy), or anything along those lines?

That's unnecessarily noisy, wasteful of electricity and annoying.

A 25-acre solar farm connected to the electrical grid there in 2012, but the biggest contributor to the economy is still the traditional farm, said Haywood County Mayor Franklin Smith, who recalled TVA hovering over the length of I-40 in helicopters in 2004 to find potential megasites.

Tenant pays the variable utilities (gas and electric).