Hello, I am looking for a private lender that is willing to take on long term loans.

I have access to loans at 2%.I have had multiple contractors tell me that my roof will be eligible for an insurance claim due to shingles with storm damage.

Many of these are SFRs (possibly flips, or STRs, etc), who are looking to raise capital either as loans or equity.

You could also take a look at a DSCR loan, it doesn't even take into account your income at all!

Unless the lease was mutually extended (commonly referred to as ‘renewed’) by both parties, then it would expire on the expiration date and the tenant would need to vacant at that time.

So if your property is to appreciate only 5% a year, and you put 20% down on a $200k property, you would be earning $10,000 in equity every year NOT including loan pay down.

Tempe and the areas around Grand Canyon University in Phoenix are known for being high crime (I had extended family attend there too). 

I like long-term rental or Section 8, you get great loans, steady cash flow, and with the right tenant not a ton of work!

This makes the initial loan amount look more attractive.

The scenario you described is akin to playing the role of a lender and paying yourself the loan percentage—investors pay themselves much like how a bank or private hard money lending institution would handle it.