What is everyone’s strategy for their personal residence and exit strategy from a house hack?

I partnered with a friend of mine last year on a primary residence. 

Hello All, I am currently going through growing pains in my knowledge of investing in real estate, for the past 12+ years i have bought 7 properties as primary residences when i would switch duty stations along my career.

After my tenants moved out, I opted to list my primary residence with a local agency.

As long as you make it your primary residence you can will get a few solid advantages over a regular flip.- You may be able to qualify for a loan at a much lower interest rate than a loan to flip. - If you live in the house for more than 2 years, you may be able to sell without paying capital gains taxes.

In other words, DO NOT Airbnb your own residence.

If they have established residency in the home, which clearly they have, you’ll need to go through the formal eviction process.

Hey everybody! I've been doing alot research on the Heloc strategy but I keep coming up short on the answers I'm looking for. So let me explain my situation.

I bought my primary a year and half ago for 87k. Not alot ...

I can sell it or rent it easily.Is it better to sell it or rent it.The house appreciated about 70k in 4 years and about 30k principal reduction which a total of 100k..If I rent it I can make $700 monthly above mortgage.I purchased another primary residence and am moving in two weeks.I want to make the best decision.Thank you for your input.

I know an investment property mortgage tends to have a higher rate than a primary residence, but is there some other rule I don’t know about with cash-out refis on investment properties that pushes the rates even higher?