The average homeowner is in a house for 7 yrs.Your thoughts seem to revolve more around a supply and demand concern than anything else.

Two levers keep flips rolling without gaps: revolving lines and pre-set exits.

I wouldn't have borrowed money to put into the stock market as the bulk of my net worth was already in stocks, so it was kind of a diversification play...and I wanted to see if I could make money not using any of my money...since the HELOC was revolving credit.I learned that I won't ever buy a rental house in my state again. 

The case revolved around other issues, but it was brought up as "deception" to support another argument. 

When you start stacking projects, I like a hybrid: separate, deal-specific loans for each property to keep books clean and exits flexible, plus a revolving line of credit as your shock absorber for earnest money, draws, and surprises.

And likely revolving door of "experts" explaining and forecasting mortgage rates UP for forecast, or stagflating. 

Quote from @Placeholder Placeholder: Just applied for a hard money for a fix and flip and got this message:Your application was turned down for the following reasons:Total credit limit on open revolving trades is too low.Maximum credit amount on open revolving bankcard tradelines is too low.Period of time since bankcard revolving or charge trades opened is too short.  

I’ve gotten tired of finding good handy people because it’s a revolving door, and also there’s the issue of who will show up sober.

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That is account for the greater risk of default since lenders think foreign nationals are more likely to default since they have a whole life set up elsewhere that doesn't revolve around the U.S. credit scoring system.More on DSCR loans: DSCR loans won't use your income to underwrite the loan.