I rented my condo in OH for a year. It's no longer my primary home. Will the lender want payment in full if I try to refinance?

Hi Stephen! If you refinance, you will have to do so noting your property is now Investment Property (Non Owner Occupied) as they will also see this when you provide your Tax Return to them. Your Loan to Value will be reduced over an Owner Occupied Loan and your Rate offered will be higher, but other than that, you should not have any issues if you meet the lending guidelines and your property appraises for an adequate amount. Good Luck!