Bought my primary in Hyde Park a few months ago.

What about LTV on a primary or secondary home cash-out in this scenario?

Hi Andrew, 1)It is a SFH. 2)I think I am confusing some terms here is a more detail explanation about the private loan that I took to buy the house the Initial loan amount was 217.5K (166K purchase + 53K rehab loan + 12.5 closing costs - 14K down = 217.5K) so in that transaction I put 14K from my pocket.

Since it'd be your primary residence, you may get it for ~5% down.

My desire was to refinance out of the FHA loan into a conventional primary loan and then move on to the next property using the FHA loan again but was advised by a 3rd party that it might be hard to get another property if I list my current one as my primary residence.

I bought a primary residence in Antioch, CA and now am looking to add a rental property to my portfolio.A little about my background: I invest heavily in stocks (pretty good at doing my due diligence so ask away if you have any questions on that) and looking to diversify my portfolio to have properties as investment.

Now at first glance that just looks like a straight 15% of the houses are taken away from people who want to buy them a their primary residence.

We found that our cheapest source of cash was the equity in our primary residence; you'd need to see what terms you could get on a second, HELOC, or cash out refi.  

I don't even own a primary residence. 

However lenders will not lend primary residence money to you when the source of the down payment is a 1031.