Great news on the horizon for house hackers. 

@Gene Hacker Thanks!

And I feel that a company that is gathering that information from every user has a higher chance of being targeted by hackers than one that only gathers it from the few that it's required from.Most platforms will let you wire the money over instead, which has its own security risks, but at least you don't have to potentially turn over the keys to your entire bank account to a stranger.By the way, you are not unusual in having problems getting a timely response from their customer service.

Based on website review of hard money lenders.Why do most hard money lenders not want to deal with House hackers?

I agree with @Gene Hacker and @Jeff Cagle.  

You don't bring any value to the table and put all the risk on him.From the flip perspective, I often will offer seller financing if I am selling to a non-corporate flipper or home hacker. 

Hi BP Family,I just moved to the Philadelphia area with my wife and daughter from San Diego and don't currently have any true income coming in. I've never done a deal and I'm here to learn the ropes before diving in (...

It's time we got some serious hackers into this business!

I can't tell you how many times I have seen potential house hackers stuck after 1 year because their lender didn't help set them up for success with the next property at the beginning.Best of luck!

@Dominic Balconi  I work with investors/house hackers who buy more rent ready properties, I guess it depends on the client needs.  203K can be a great way to do a renovation for owner occupants.