Different companies have different strengths.

But I would study this more for sure and make sure you are investing from a position of strength. 

Strengths on major sides of the business.

A paid source like rentrange.com can give you a market analysis with MSA vacancy rate, local vacancy rate, and rental market strength.

Use your competitive advantage to your strength.

These are locations where you can find better value in terms of the purchase price but still benefit from the strength of the overall economics of the area.

Your goals, strengths, and weaknesses should drive your strategy, not somebody's opinion on where you should invest.   

The trick is to play to the strengths of each investment strategy depending on the scenario, and to use them as if they were a tool in your tool belt.

Once again thank you very much @ROY N If you meet the conditions for a high-ratio, insured mortgage on an owner-occupied, residential property, the minimum downpayment required is:5% on a SFR or duplex; or10% on a triplex or quadriplex.There is no best {conventional} lender in Canada - they all have strengths and weaknesses and are constantly shifting position w/r to being investor friendly.  

Ask to review your finances, maybe do a soft credit pull, find out your strengths and weaknesses and go from there.