Thanks for the welcome everyone.Mike V, I feel right at home with the numbers and submitting paperwork, I'm positive my engineering background contributes to that greatly.Will B, random googling, followed a link on some other site, and as luck would have it, found a goldmine of information!

Originally posted by Strat V.:I

Chose this one that actually has a 14 day record, no cloud fees, and goes to Amazon cloud: https://www.amazon.com/Wyze-1080p-Indoor-Camera-Vi...Only downside is it stops recording after 12 seconds.

Well when people go into this with not enough reserves and the second a renter does not pay and they now have to pay a payment and lets say you did 40 of them ( like one company i bailed out) and they wrapped all of theres and of course now 5 people are not paying the tiny 200 or 300 a month gets used up pretty quick when they are having to debt service evict to turn overs on 5 to 10 of their portfolio.. next thing you know they start defaulting and then the sellers are getting foreclosure notices on a property they no longer own their credit gets trashed and NOW they start calling the AG the DA the RE department etc etc  Like Joe Kaiser  and many others. its a mess.they end up ripping rents and not paying then it starts to get dicy vis a vi criminal some just do it that way to start never have intention of making payments.

Thanks for another great post @Chris V.  I

Where this is a local governance bylaw, you will find communities provide a variety of ways to regulate the size and occupancy of an accessory unit.Here a accessory apartment in the basement of a single family dwelling must conform the the following:(a) Where permitted, basement apartments shall: (i) not result in more than 2 dwelling units contained in any converted single detached dwelling; (ii) be secondary to the main dwelling unit, and not exceed 75 m2 or 75% of the floor area of the basement, whichever is less; (iii) contain a maximum of 2 bedrooms with the floor area of each bedroom not exceeding 15 m2 ; (iv) be completely self-contained; (v) require 1 on-site parking space, in addition to the normal requirements of the zone; (vi) not permit a group home, tourist home, home occupation, child care centre - small or child care centre - medium on the same lot. 

@Roger Vi  and everyone who responded.

Originally posted by Mason V.:I

@Roger Vi, I'm currently an engineering major but I'm in the process of changing it to a more business but technical degree like maybe coding or supply chain (honestly have no idea yet)@Sam Valme it sounds way more simple when you lay it out like that, I really appreciate it.

Hi Mike V. I