1. A computer system for automatically generating a three-dimensional model, comprising: hardware; one or more computer server storing geo-referenced oblique images; and one or more non-transitory computer readable medium accessible by the hardware and storing instructions that when executed by the hardware cause the hardware to: obtain a series of geographical points regarding a structure within a geographical area; identify a geographic location of the structure within the geographical area; retrieve from the one or more computer server multiple geo-referenced oblique images representing the geographic location and containing one or more real façade texture of the structure; locate a geographical position of one or more real façade texture of the structure; select one or more base oblique image from the multiple geo-referenced oblique images by analyzing, with selection logic, image raster content of the real façade texture depicted in the multiple geo-referenced oblique images, the selection logic using a factorial analysis of the image raster content; and, apply the real façade texture of the one or more base oblique image to the series of geographical points regarding the structure to create a three-dimensional model providing a real-life representation of physical characteristics of the structure.