You'll need at least some reserves.What you want to find are hard money lenders, and/or private money lenders. 

I set up a Corp in the fall prematurely (with the intent of private investors) , cost a few grand but now I have it and I can keep it until I’m ready for that.

Not impossible though.I have private lenders who loan small amounts like this for a year at a time, but they have reasonably high risk tolerances and a whole lot of trust in me as a borrower.

Perhaps you can send me a private message listing the company you worked with to see if there service MI as well.

Please feel free to PM me if you'd rather go private.

Provide self-directed IRA funds in the form of a note (private money) and find like minded flippers in the same situation with IRA money to invest to then fund my flips. 

No hard or private money.Thank you

If I do that I’ll be in my late 20s lol funding yourself, or using partnerships/private money/etc.? 

When investment companies take money from private investors, how do they do things?

For a flip property, you're going to want to find a hard money lender or private money partner since traditional banks shy away from loans for such properties.