They are producing houses for between $5000 and $10000 ... yes, the houses are smaller than what those to which we are accustomed in North America, but the cost per m^2 is a fraction of manually buillt equivalents.As these technologies mature, the defect rate in the final product should be far lower than in the manual building of today (this as been the case in every other industry where CAM technologies have been introduced) and the magnitude of difference in costs may compel builders to adopt or be displaced.   

What about something like a deer cam?

The live cam industry growing and can be lucrative.

Have a situation now where a retail center is assessed at a low value but has been full for awhile.The state the property is in might reassess the value based on the higher recorded purchase price.When this happens it could substantially raise the CAM tenants pay with increased taxes.

@Cam Coplin is right.

Retail strip centers are still more hands off than multifamily but you have management and CAM the tenants pay on top of base rent to reimburse.

All these figures include CAM.

The owner was this old man who recently past away, the son cam back and lived there about two years a couple years ago and has since left out of state.

I cam across an HOA community that had a 3 br, 2 bath condo for sale for $145k, right in my wheelhouse!

If you're hard up for cash then spend $50 on a trail cam and conceal it well enough (perhaps behind some garbage) so it's not easily seen.