If I was a betting guy I'd say it would happen. 

They may UW the deal per property / LLC but they most likely will have you apply under one LLC and ask for your affiliates and come to a calculation that way.I wish I could better answer this question, best bet is to just apply, it’s free and you don’t have to accept the loan.

Your best bet is hustling and earning as much money as you can!

The people who took out HELOC's on their personal homes (borrowed) to be able be in this business might be facing a double edged sword if their W2 income is effected by this.Losing their homes would be a tough blow, a lot tougher than having to sell off an under performing SFH rental.It used to be called "Betting the Farm".Hopefully we pull out of this thing before it gets that bad.

I believe the hardest part is raising the capital and then having the guts to put is on the line and bet on yourself.If you have this in you then I feel that you can make this happen.Like @Evan Polaski said in his post, he has friends that have raised capital are learning through the process.  

But I agree @Scott Mac that Texas is a very safe bet to be one of the best states out there to recover quickly from this. 

Want to counter my bet that books do not exist?

You must be the man 👍🏻 I bet they all love you so much 😊

Please post on your social media platforms and blogs. 

I am looking for the best "back office" platform options that verify accredited investors, collect funds, manage documents, provide investor logins, provide distributions, etc.