I'm not aware of a specific court case dealing with an inspector, but based on my interpretation of the statute and court cases, the answer is "probably yes."

Being a student myself a couple of years ago I am very aware of the damages and issues that can come with renting to students.

I just wanted to bring awareness that wherever you decide to invest, or however you decide to invest, do not get stuck in a single train of thought, like rent cash flow is not a means to build wealth or cash flow is not how you make money in real estate in BC. 

And is also the reason I'd seek a PM for this property (I'm aware that's your role here).

If they are not present, just follow up in writing so they are aware what the next steps are. 

I am not aware of any DSCR lenders in the area.

It is being purchased in my own name and I am familiar with transferring to an LLC, but I’m also aware of the due on sale clause.

Etc.There is a growing awareness that MBA degrees are not worth the cost, hence why a lot of business schools in the US are scrambling to change the way they market them (see the recent Washington Post article on this).

As much as it makes sense to me, I'm well aware I'm not the law.

I would compare the bills to your escrow account detail, then call your mortgage company and make them aware of the bills.Some municipalities have multiple layers of "taxes" -- i.e. county, city, special assessments.