I think the primary advantage is that they can go up a little faster but of course your customization options are also a bit limited as well.

@Mike WoodThis house is still our primary residence until may of 2022.

This would be my primary home.Any feedback or thoughts on this scenario would be appreciated! 

If you stand to profit $70K and pay no capital gains (primary resident for 2/5 years) I'd sell and put that money to work.

We use a combination of email (primary) and LinkedIn.

We have a farm property (primary residence) that is just outside of a quickly growing town.

If your talking  about a primary home that rate and cost is a little high if you have good credit.

Because you are investing in Ohio, cash flow will be the primary criteria that determines the expected return (Columbus may be an exception that appreciation may provide more return than cash flow).  

But if you can talk your lender into it you can probably get primary residence financing if you're on title with them. 

Luckily for investors nationwide, it appears the eviction moratorium has an end in sight. 2 quick questions: Are you using it as a primary residence and what type of financing did you decide on?