So this means we have no mortgage on our primary residence.

Yesterday I had a rather confrontational professor at the preapproval stage ask me to "match" 3.625% on a 30YF no points 90% LTV no PMI jumbo primary residence because someone at a 1-800 number from a website quoted him that...

I am looking for a home loan for a primary residence, but needing it to be a portfolio loan due to having rentals and self employment income. 

One of the primary reasons is that we ALREADY had a lot save up in regular retirement accounts (we are all around 50 years old).

With the BRRRR strategy the primary goal is to be able to refinance out of the acquisition financing and pull all my cash investment out.  

If you follow all the rules you will avoid any gain on the property you sold, remain invested in productive real estate, and receive the whatever tax benefits remain in owning a house after any tax reform is completed.Just to clarify, but the 1031 proceeds have to be rolled into an investment property, which I can then later convert to a primary residence, right?

Account Closed If you are living in the condo currently won't you have to move and most likely buy another property anyway (primary residence) to see any rental income, or am I missing something.

I bought a condo in Williamsburg, Brooklyn in 2011 which I used as my primary residence up until this year.

I currently live in Baltimore with my wife, baby and dog.I purchased my first home as a primary residence in the Canton neighborhood of Baltimore in 2012.

80% is max cash out for a primary residence.