I then invest the extracted equity into 2 properties with each of the new properties then having a 5 to 1 value again. 

In such a case, the only way to reduce interest paid and "accelerate" the loan is to go in with a shorter term or make higher payments using 0% funds (you pay no interest on it).In this case, if I were guaranteed a 4% interest rate, I'd opt for 15 year amortization so I'd be able to refinance sooner and extract my equity, if that were a key item in my strategy. 

Just try to extract what value you can, then focus on scaling your own business based on your own personal circumstances... one deal at a time.

hmm, counter intuitive to me.A Refi may extract some equity, but will increase your debt on the property and usually increases the mortgage payments. 

I also enjoy the negotiations to extract as much value for the client as possible.

I'm looking for long-term wealth accumulation and for the near-term tax benefits.I'm hoping that I can extract some good information from everyone here and hopefully contribute some of the same at some point.

Everyone of the people I get lists from use a ARV number to extract absolute maximum value out of the deal.  

However if I do a BRRRR I can achieve infinite return by extracting all of my investment.

The penalty did not bother me, in the long term it was more profitable to extract the money and move on the next deal rather than avoiding the penalty and not having the funds for my next project.

However if I do a BRRRR I can achieve infinite return by extracting all of my investment.