I own a home currently and it is my primary residence. 

I saw your site and if we were bigger time investors you would be a good fit.We only have a few single family residences.

Im hoping to get some creative answers on how to overcome this scenario.My scenario is a little unique, as I currently have been renting out my primary residence part time on Airbnb for the last 1 year of 4 months bringing in 3,000 a month conservatively($4,500 this month, which is a record for me).

My question is if I want to use these funds (the cash received = appraisal * 80% minus outstanding loan balance) to purchase property for personal use (primary residence), if that creates a taxable event?

Hi there, wondering if anyone has some thoughts on a best approach here: I am planning on moving, changing jobs and purchasing a duplex (primary residence, rent the other unit out) in the next 4-6 months.

If you must move, sell the current residence, get your equity out and bank it until you find a rental property that makes sense.

We are currently remodeling our primary residence and I'm finding some people that may can assist.

@Roy N. is the resident expert on this process.

Most do HELOCs on primary residence but not rentals for some reason. 

I am a complete newbie when it comes to real estate investing, as my only experience in real estate to date has been purchasing two primary residences.