I own a cash-flowing 3-family as my primary residence, and am under contract for another 3-family.

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@David Galan, I do not have direct experience w/ a cash-out refi, but I can tell you that per Fannie Mae, the most you can pull out for a cash-out refi on your primary residence is 80% LTV, and the most you can pull out for a cash-out refi on an investment property is 75% LTV.  

First got involved in real estate in 2009 when I purchased a foreclosure as my primary residence.

I bought my personal residence about a year ago.

I'm assuming if I do this I can continue to deduct the interest, although I'd have to actually separate out how much of the loan is for the investment prop (98.5ish%) and how much is for my primary residence (1.5ish%).Use it to pay ahead on the mortgage on the investment property.  

Most residents don't even know about these fees until they sell their home, and then to them it's just a one time thing.

Investors however are allowed to purchase and resell, without residing in the unite.

Investors however are allowed to purchase and resell, without residing in the unite.

Currently I have my primary residence valued at about 670k with 390k mtg and two completely paid off rentals.