It's just going to depend on the individual broker.

I was wondering if anyone might be able to share their individual experience regarding this type of loan option?

It may slow demand a little in high cost areas for a minute, but when people are already buying in cashflow negative area, you really think they care that much about the cashflow or cost?

If you are marketing in the right places, there is always a price that matches demand. 

For example, you can get a lot of demand for long-term SFR rentals in good school districts, or you can be close & convenient to Universities but not be in their immediate area. 

Getting into house hacking can be hard in markets with very high rent demand.

If the demand is there and the numbers work, it can actually make sense. 

One of the biggest downsides to putting it in a trust is that trusts pay the highest individual rate around $12,000 of taxable income.

There were zero construction codes to speak of at that time and they were slapping up homes as fast as they could to meet the demand.

Definitely attend local REI meetings and speak to more individuals about your investment criteria.