I've only seen them on older commercial buildings and some very old residences in California, not on new tract builds, but I'm no encyclopedia on the subject. 

Hey @Barry Cooley are you working with residential or commercial? 

This is the webpage I came up with for access to probate information for Wayne County:https://public.wcpc.us/eservices/search.page.3.3?

And, some of them offer no cost trades upon transfer and cash incentives for transferring accounts.No more fees, no more crappy online experience, no more waiting weeks to access funds from transactions, no more having to request statements or documents, no more M-F 8-5 only hours, no more bad advice.

I'm guessing you have considered this, but one way to get the benefits of rental ownership and still have intermittent access to your property, would be the Air BnB route.

However as others have stated you have tools accessible to you as a first time home buyer that pro flippers do not.     

When I get back to Oregon I plan on taking my Oregon Broker License test and would love to work as a property manager or in a commercial brokerage doing really anything.

@Art MaydanFirstly, if this is a student rental, I would recommend that you have the parents be guarantors and sign a separate guarantee which references the lease {i posted a sample in the BP file space a few years ago}.If the parents are signatories to the lease, then they have all the rights of a tenant including the right of access.  

Looking at a deal with a C-SA zoning which is Southern Area Commercial.

This guy has worked doing residential and commercial and now has started his own deal where he operates on his own.