Hello,I currently have an investment property in the University of Indianapolis area (east side specifically in 46227 zip code).

Your best bet might be to check with Planning and Code.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

My neighbor said on a face book town page - she was thinking of putting the house up for sale- She did not really did not want anyone in the house because she is a hoarder & had her special needs son living in the basement apt- with NO egress window ( against fire code) / I told her we could do the deal with lawyers - and save money on real estate agents (at that time the seller paid all commissions) How did you finance this deal?

They were issues that did not meet building codes everywhere.

The building was built prior to 1938, so there is no certificate of occupancy issued; not sure if that helps me at all.Thank you.Without looking at picture, it is hard to see.Is everything following with the code ?

Does anyone have experience with owning these types washer/dryer machines that use the QR code/coinless and ease of use and reliability?

This is strictly section 8 not paying the $250 increase. 

Look for lenders with experience working with Canadians and who understand the unique challenges and requirements involved.Consult with Canadian Banks: While you mentioned that Canadian banks have strict stipulations, it's still worth consulting with them to explore your options.

But 99% of folks here strictly look at numbers and never realize why numbers fit even in such financial environments.There's moderate demand for rentals, no reason to pause or concern yourself on why it's vacant.