Paying off your primary residence is a different story.  

You live in the property as your primary residence, while it is being rehabbed.

I am quite handy and can do a lot of small to medium fixes myself, for example I have finished a 650 sq/ft addition on our primary home and I have really enjoyed being in a General Contractor role.

You have to be an accredited investor which means (1) a net worth or joint net worth with the person’s spouse exceeding $1 million, not including the value of the primary residence, and / or (2) an annual income of at least $200,000 in each of the two most recent years (or a joint income with a spouse exceeding $300,000 for those years), along with a reasonable expectation of the same minimum level of income in the current year.If you are able to invest in Realty Shares, then the answer is yes, if it meets your investment goals.

When you're sitting at the closing table you sign a document stating that you intend to occupy the property for at least 1 year as a primary residence.

Hi BPers,I currently 3 properties- 1 Primary and 2 rentals.

Also, if you have a tax deed, does that mean that you are primary owner?

In the conforming market it will be very difficult to find a bank to do a non owner line of credit unless you connect it to your primary residence.

Ultimately my goal is to generate 8-10K month rental income and pay off the mortgage on my primary residence in the next 5-10 years.

Residential liens (Primary Residence and Residential Other) had the second most number of liens but had the lowest rates and the highest competition (bids).I'll post more on my BP blog (link below in the signature line) in the coming weeks.