A lot of investors navigate this by using rental income to qualify rather than personal income.

So that is always dependent on personal emotion.

And by you posting in this forum that you are looking for ways around the requirement or to prove the requirement just gives them reason to not believe you.Either do the house hack and live in it as your primary residence, or treat it as an investment and get the appropriate funding for that.

The insurance salesmen in the personal finance forum preaching “infinity” banking2.

I wouldn't start out with a BRRRR deal personally just because of how many risk factors there are...

Challenges have been adapting to various cultures and personality types.

You said you live in the house, so if it is for personal use only, that might play into the decision, and/or if you have a lot of room in the deal financially and have enough to pay for the higher priced, possibly better GC, that might be part of the decision also.In my experience, higher price doesn't always mean "better," but may mean more attentive and experienced and more and/or better resources (like better sub's, etc). 

@Hamidou KeitaI personally own rentals in Columbus without AC or washers and dryers.

As others mentioned, you can skiptrace them to get their information4. you can ask your postal person if they have a forwarding address for them.

But I personally wouldn't any other way