You need to be a bit careful here. 

The last two charts indicate the purchase price ($160k) that makes the most since, but again it looks like there are some expenses missing so I would be careful with this deal.

Semi flip-in: The VA loan limits me from buying a true fixer-upper, but it seems that as a single guy I might be able to find an older house that will pass VA inspection but is unpopular with families because of an outdated interior.

Oregon is not an attorney closing state.. you simply need to bring you cash into escrow close then resell.pass through escrows are not really done there.. title company wants your funds wired in.. also not that you could be touched being out of country.. but selling a property you don't own in Oregon is not legal. title co. wont care. 

@ElvisPayano:You should be okay on LT lease in most areas, just be sure to carefully check the H O A restrictions if applicable.

But as a practical matter, I agree with @Alex Deacon that you may want to be careful with doing this from a practical standpoint.

I'm not trying to pee in your Cheerios, but there are factors beyond absolute rent numbers that impact the viability of an investment.

You also need to be careful about what constitutes abandonment in Chicago.

I've been asking a number of companies and they act like this is the first time they have ever heard of an escrow account for a tenant security deposit. 

I dont care if i can get cash out just want to refi the property in time of the note expiring and lowering the interest rate and amort it over 20-30 years.