Built into televisions, laptops, Alexa, Google and Apple devices, not to mention a slew of "spy" cameras designed to look like ordinary household items (water bottles, phone chargers, clocks, smoke detectors, shower heads, and even teddy bears).

It is supremely difficult to get any traction on a shoestring budget because all the success stories sound like "well we dropped $7k in this marketing campaign and $7k in that other marketing campaign and after spending about $750k total we made over two million last year." 

Recently, while trimming out an electrical device, a wire popped out and hit me directly in my eye (my fault for not wearing the proper PPE).

While the CCP originally planned for the ghost cities to be inhabited, having them as essentially a GDP/employment bolstering device works, too. 

There are some apps and devices to help automate things and worst case I live 45min away.

It's expected you review and hold your mobile device constantly in your hand and communicate.And it's almost unusual if you don't respond within an hour.

It is harder to get traction in a more expensive market - so it's often best to do an owner occupant style loan.

All expensive devices should be plugged into a surge protector and not directly into the ungrounded outlets to prevent damage.Recommend installing a battery backup system on the sump pump to prevent shutdowns during power outages.Roof is towards EOL which means I am looking at high CapEx in near future (less than 5 years).

Frankly, I think if you can complete your education and research from a mobile device, you probably don't NEED BP.

It will take up every ounce of availability you have and you won't get any traction for months.