People move into new homes while still owning a previous home and get owner occupied financing all the time.

The game played from Far Rockaway to College Point, from LIC to Douglaston is pretty much the same:  anticipating appreciation.Sometimes you can 'force' some appreciation by fixing up some units, but the rents WILL NOT cover your expenses.  

If the lease ends in a month, and the previous landlord didn't provide 60 days, then you can assume there was no intent to renew the lease.

IIRC insurers can easily see previous flood claims on prospective properties.

First & foremost begin the new lease June 1 in the name of husband only - do not amend previous lease to make husband signatory.Because this is leased property anyone else entering the property not allowed by official tenant is essentially trespassing.

Some improvements to the property are:Exterior steps and walkwaysWasher dryer added in all unitsNew stainless steel appliances: dishwasher, microwavehood, fridge, stove  (all the old tenants owned their own)Flooring for the garden unit, refinished the other unitsGranite counter topsPatch drywall and fresh paint on walls and trimUnexpected items list to name a few:Foundation cracks - fixed nowBathroom vents not actually venting - fixed nowRoof leak patch - heavy rains following closing made it apparentAttic plumbing came apart in the walls - previous contractor may not have properly glued?

I’m a full time college student.

Homeowner retirees who can get on the list of trusted house sitters find a world of travel on a shoestring budget (if that's something they want to do):http://retireearlylifestyle.com/aaa/house_sitting_page.htmSome traveling retirees don't like the idea of moving their furniture back and forth from storage if they want to rent out their home while they spend part of the year living in another part of the country (snowbirds, sunbirds):https://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/20/your-money/selling-the-family-home-is-liberating-for-many-retirees.htmlCombining these two ideas, perhaps you can find a trusted house sitter to live in your Lake Oswego home while you're living in Las Vegas.

If you have Buying Agents, General Contractors, and Attorneys that you have previously worked with, please let me know. 

we've been looking in and around college and military bases and there are some decent opportunities IMO.