My primary residence still has 26 of 30 year mortgage.

A hard money lender has you sign a form that says that the money they are lending on is not a primary home because they can’t lend at hard money rates on a primary residence.

I have found a few multi-family properties I am interested in purchasing, all meeting at least my minimum cash flow numbers and Cash on Cash percentages, however these properties are about 4 hours away from my primary residence.

Your income is one of the primary items in your qualification. 

I would definitely get the domain name you want and keep it in case these platforms get screwy and you need an internet presence.

I'm currently in an FHA loan, so I would refi to a conventional loan and then come September save an additional 3.5% on an FHA loan for my primary residence to be closer to work.

My primary goal of having a license is to use it to my own advantage as an investor, rather than making a living as an actual RE agent helping to buy/sell homes.

The way I understand the new tax law is that HELOC interest is only deductible when used to build on to, or make repairs to one's primary or secondary residence.

That being said I also own 3 rentals but have never owned a primary.

When we move out of our primary residence in 53222 we will probably be able to rent it for $1300-1500/mo.