Then at a quick glance I could see mortgage info, equity in each property, rents, etc?

It is almost done and I'm looking for a way to roll the high interest debt into the equity.

@Samuel Cieszynski, ROI vs ROE, second being return on equity.

If I sold it today, I would not make much equity at all after realtor commissions...maybe a couple grand, so is it worth it, or hold onto it and suck up the losses???

I am indecisive on what may be best since our current home has just had a complete remodel so it should hold up well for a while before significant rehab costs are needed, however, I may be able to use the equity in the home for higher ROI properties. 

Sometimes you need to hear it from someone else.I have a call scheduled with the multifamily PM next week to see what options I have.I’ve been aggressively stashing much of our income away in tax deferred accounts, and in equity investments in the meantime.

Now, of course the danger is with low down payments you may be highly leveraged but you can always choose to put more money down or you can also buy value add and create some equity. 

One of my rental properties has some equity on it, I am thinking to do refinance and take out the extra equity, is it call cash out refinance ?

Because how you're describing your goals, you'd rather forego having a low (say) 3.75% home loan, in favor of higher interest rate investment mortgages!

There is little to no equity in the home.