However, in 5-10 years we may decide to "retire" from our W2 jobs and have more flexibility.

A conventional loan with a low fixed rate is more attractive but there are flexibility upsides to commercial lending that are great too.

I think I could have been a little more flexible on move out date but based on the loan I’m getting this is the most prudent option.

Off-Market - Foreclosure (any stage), Tax Delinquency, etc.I have family in NSH so flexible w project timelineRelatively Untapped Neighborhood w Signs of Future AppreciationMax 30 Min Drive to DowntownVicinity to Outdoors / Active LifestyleYoung Demographic Ideal - Gentrification Taking Place (Maybe University Students Present?)

Erent also has the most flexible late fee payment options cosy doesn't come close..

While my pay isn’t fantastic, my job offers a lot of amazing opportunities, relationships with families who are influential in the community, flexibility to work on other things, etc. that I know will be extremely valuable long term... not to mention a pay check I can rely on that has kickstarted my investing career.

The 30 year just gives you more flexibility.  

I want to keep my distance from renters, and honestly gives more flexibility with an ever-changing life in the military.

Hi,I am looking to invest in my first rental multi-family property in ON with positive cash flowI dont have bigger pockets :( hardly have 40k in savings and 50k in HELOC.I am looking for a cash flow property, self sustainable so I dont have to chip in for the mortgage, and possibly within 3 hours drive from Oakville.I am also flexible to invest in far areas with help of property managers (as long as numbers make sense)With above mentioned funds for the down payment, can anyone please advise which area or property type should I target?

Have a flexible schedule.