Will the lender want to change loan terms/rates?

I have some properties in mind that I think would work well (both short and long-term) but I don't have money for down payments.

Or even the benefits/cons of that relationship being long term?

Hello, I have my property listed for long term rental in Joshua Tree, CA.

Financial goals: Our current jobs provide for high-income but not a lot of time for active real-estate investing, so our strategy is long-term buy-and-hold with less headache properties.

So now that reality has set in level headed long term investors are buying as RE will continue to appreciate in the long haul and rates will sink. 

Are you more interested in short term rentals (thinking about opportunities to co-host STRs)?

That kind of appreciation is wonderful for long term hold investors but it's having a negative effect on investors entering the market. 

Have your terms together on what type of return youre looking to get.....I would pitch this at a REIA meetup and funds....

Based on my research so far it seems the most easy to find CRE mortgages are short term (up to 10 years, though amortized 25-30), but I have also seen people repeatedly state that you CAN find longer term CRE loans.