Any advise would be greatly appreciated.Thank you,ChrisYou could go to NN or NNN leases, where the tenants would split all of the cam charges. 

Cam embraced some pretty aggressive tackles today.

**(If anyone needs a killer PM- we connected with a great company who really helped us out during due diligence-message me for their info)** Just thought I'd post about my experience.My uncle has been involved in REI for a long time & I told him I wanted to help on the next deal he cam across.  

Typically you will need a CAM license or similar to manage communities.  

LOL...DON'T get me started.I know....The "Shower Cam Hotel"....Hahahaha.

@Brian @Brian Cam This was Specifically a Trailer with the intention for people to contact my realtor for more information and to see some shots of the inside before there was ever any photos on the MLS.  

The two that interested me most were the CAM Designation and the IROP Designation from NAA.

I've cam up with a $280k ARV because to properties on the street and block sold 7 months ago for just of $300K same style, rooms and similar sqft, only major difference is the house I might be possibly rehabbing has only 1 bathroom and the rest that sold for just over 300k has 2 bathrooms.

You cam to the right place! 

Then there's the cost, besides thousands to purchase I'd have to get a broadband service at the property just for the cams, at like $70/month.