You could focus on community banks, but even then, chances are slim they will fund something without any income stream.Any lender will have to classify your loan if they take you on, and unless you have a very well established relationship with your banker (which doesn't sound like you do if they refuse to renew your loan) they won't bother writing this kinda stuff.

As a rehabber, the only way I would do that deal with you is if I thought my margins were going to be slim enough that the profit split would cost me less than normal loan terms would.  

The likelihood of you having positive cash flow while House Hacking is very slim.  

if you brrrr then seems like the cash flow will be slim especially for a single family. one long vacancy or even small repair will wipe out your profits.

. $15k is a lot to just charge at once to ones CC and I’d like some assurance knowing who they are beyond their relatively slim Airbnb profile.

We do nothing to teach our young how to understand, much less manage, their financial affairs.After all, these people you are now unimpressed with were probably chanting how real estate could only go up just a couple of years ago.Just be thankful you took the RED pill.

Thanks for the shoutout about The Red Pill Investor Podcast!  

Very slim chance, and I haven't seen many cases like this, but nonetheless an interesting thought to keep in mind.

Your chances are very slim when you choose one startup at random, and that investment could be a pretty penny.

If you are buying at $100/door and it's a duplex, then yes, those numbers are slim, but once you start getting into 50+ units $100/door is solid.