What ever you can do to get your money to grow, the sooner the better.

The reasoning behind the move is the BoC has lowered its outlook for Canadian growth. and feels that additional monetary stimulus is required at this time to help return both the economy to full capacity and inflation to its target. 

They want liquidity for operations and growth and not sunk into equity for owning real estate.   

It makes sense for speculators and growth investors, but not so for cash flow investors.

It's a B property in a B area with a mix a B-F tenants, but the area has a lot of recent growth.

I am hoping that I will be able to use the properties I own out-right to obtain mortgages for further properties (within a period of time, 6-24 months) and grow the portfolio from there.

You can find plenty of cash flowing properties with no problem, but I dont forsee any growth in rents are any appreciation. 

Committed to growth, always4.

I look at job growth, population growth, rental culture etc.

Mainly for experience and growth but also to work together buying/selling houses.