However, I believe I will learn s lot from  BP So that I will be confident when I get started.  

based on the model number they are from around 1991 and the washer has had its second issue with the coin slide that renders the whole machine useless(the actual coin slot itself broke from the slide and I had to rig it to work last time since I can’t seem to find parts).So now I have a dilemma with more variables than just an inop washer.The washer/dryer prices are currently 1.25 and 1.50 since I purchased the place (can’t find additional coin slots ) and even if I found them the slots max out at 2.00 a machine (which appears low based on local laundromat prices). 

I will rent the rooms 300$ each (Good price for the zone) and garaje 50$ extra (only 1 garaje slot) summing 1250$ monthly of fully occupied.

When you deal with a mortgage broker, they act as your advocate and help you round up the paper work and if they see something going sideways with one lender, they can usually slot you in with another one really quick without skipping a beat. 

(They have a small hole next to the key slot.)When a tennant moves out, you use the old key to turn the lock 1/2 way, put in a new key to turn it back, boom, rekeyed lock.

As a side not the area I'm looking into is a a place slot of people are investing in.

Sometimes the slide can be in a bind because the spring is loaded too much at the top of the door or it’s not correctly lined up with the slot on the track upright.

Look at it this way... you have a lender willing to do this NOW and it costs you ~$2K to get $16K back (that's a darn good slot machine!). 

With every sell you open up a new conventional lending slot.7) Take on credit/cash partners who sign for mortgages going forward and do some JVs8) Find owner financed deals bypassing the banks altogether What a great puzzle to solve!

As a young man I lived in downtown Ottawa in the 1960's lots of great memories!