I feel bad this turned into such a anti-mining thread.  I think OP has a lot of challenges to say the least though.

For some helpful advice can you tell us what miner you ordered? (By price it sounds like a A1 1T I'm guessing)

With backup pools I do not see this as much of a factor in difficulty.  At this point everyone should have fail over pool's.

I think it shows a bad trend seeing multiple get attacked for not paying "ransoms".  It is more of a pain and costs the pool money to fix, then it costs the miner.

I know I personally have not had a time where my 3 pools all are down.

That is why they make 220/240.   You are correct 2.2Kw is not happening on a single 110 even if you used a 20 amp breaker.

1) I understand what you are saying.  Yes it does look good on paper but there is a chance you order it and NEVER get your money back or get the product.  They mention Q1 2015 and they have no prototype Ive seen on this card, so it is not looking good.  There are a lot more options in BTC mining.  Scrypt most companies are not putting much R/D into it.  Just does not make business sense.

2) No there are some old USB sticks, but not PCI-e asics for scrypt (that I have seen).   A case just is not the perfect environment for a miner, it's why most GPU miners were doing open air rigs.   

I  hate to be the killjoy but I would look at a miner that has been shown to exist and is standalone.

The main thing they were worried about is damage to apartment.  So they would check a few times a semester to make sure the room's and things were not all torn up.

But if you did get a single without roommates I suppose you could have ran 4-5 110 circuits with miners.  But would not be able to do much as far as managing air to cool them.

Thanks for getting it back up!  And thanks for the headache's and extra work it sounds like.

You are still at my pool 1

Another nice addition you did.  Will be interesting to see.  Would love to see it beat the plat. psu.  But I'm guessing in gold range.

Ok wow I highly suggest trying on a small scale.  That is extreme for a ambient mining.  

I think you will be surprised how much heat they can put out.  Maybe someone has some advice but 122 F to start with is like a nightmare for a miner. You will not be able to pull outside air in and exhaust it out.    You will have to have all air going through AC's.  20TH in that like you mention is just going to be hard.

Price seems good 290+ with current diffficulty i just keep hoping to get the 300+ .

This is a interesting time with miners seems kinda to be between generations.   I'm hoping this means difficulty stays low or a bit.

When you say 50 degree do you mean in F or C?

I would be careful of HashCoins Triton card ordering.  It is a pre-order and pre-orders a lot of times do not go well.

I would suggest looking at asics if you have to do scrypt look at ones currently out not pre-orders.

Do some ROI math chances are buying PSU and Motherboard will not ever pay off with GPU mining.

The only thing I have ever had close is student housing.  It is more and more common with student appartments to include electricity with a cap price.  Mine it was included and the highest "peak" they would charge is 25 dollars extra.

That being said they are not built for mining or lots of watts.   Also I did not do it as It would have been kinda a ass move as my roommates would have paid higher price (25 dollars each) if I abused it.

Same here.  With price jump it's been nice.  Seems 300 is going to be a little barrier chances are with auto sells etc.  But I'm hoping in next month to pass 300 mark consistently.

Sadly its switching seasons.  I have been getting into summer mode for mining.  Lot's of taking temperature readings and adjusting.

Congratz Guy!

Cant wait to see what you have next.

I would suggest starting small and growing.

But how you talk about 100T of gear there just is no way it will be in a apartment.  It will take a building/warehouse and a lot of things done to it.  Residential miners will be much much less then 100T.

To go back to your topic.  Yes you could use BTC Jam or Loan forum here - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=65.0

With being new to get loan on forum will need to jump through hoops and have collateral to cover loan. As a general rule most lenders hate to loan for mining operations.  They are normally looking for different types of loans.

You will have to have a "A" on BTC jam rating, and if you have no history it is again harder to get.  You can see current listings - https://btcjam.com/listings/f/all-terms/usd-tied,btc-tied,brl-tied,rub-tied,eur-tied,mxn-tied,inr-tied/all-ratings/safe/no-hide/asc,3/mining?page=1

Your operation you ask for 100 to 300 (of some 260 per miner) comes out to 26,000 to 78,000. 

That does not include location rent, also most locations will not want to let you modify building for mining.  You need to do a lot of electrical work, and a good exhaust system.  Then have networking gear.  The list goes on and on.

Im sorry to say but most likely you will not find a investor online.  You most likely will need to fund yourself, or have a plan for bank or someone who knows you to try to get funding.

I will give you credit showing something those.  But they are sold out and will not produce SP20's anymore.  I cannot find quote but I believe they said last batches were sold at a loss.

SP has the SP31 in stock 2000/5T = 400 per TH.

Look at Bitmain S5 419/1.155 T = 375

I honestly hope I am wrong and you can show a current gen miner being sold at 260 per T but I just don't see it unless going twords old gear.

Please show proof of any company with current gen miner doing this.  Specifically the 3 companies mentioned in what you quoted. I don't see getting 260 and definitely not lower.

I'm guessing some old Dragon's (A1's).  That is about their going rate.   I don't think anything current gen for that.