The market is starting to slow down in many parts of the country - so be aware of that also.  

Otherwise you will be paying income taxes on all of that cash flow later on down the road when you take your withdrawals. 

I believe one is 32% and the other is approx 39% and you cant go over these amounts.If you put down 20% or more you dont need CMHC and can save the fees.My plan of attack would be to go slow and grow quickly vs starting off with multiple units of the bat. begin with 1, then 2, then 4 etc.

Seems like it would obviously slow things up a bit for someone just starting out in the RE game. 

Our stock market investments are all for 65+ age withdrawal, so not meant to be used for early retirement.

Definitely not a slow burn. 

Unique difference I still have my house in Denver.Listen to as many podcasts as you can and take it easy.Key is in simplicity and learn slow to have a deep understanding.Welcome!

You could get a 30 year product (fixed or adjustable) starting at approx same rate with 5 year adjustable (fixed for 5 years then adjusts) fixed rate would prob be in high 6's low 7's depending on credit score.

I was happy with my slow and steady approach until I heard about the BRRRR method and it got me really excited.

-Correct some of the easy things like you have and see if your problem slows or is rectified.