Your best bet is to find a lender that will allow you to close in the entity (My company allows it, even a brand new LLC but only on investment and max Loan to Value is 75% so there are drawbacks).

My partners found a Private lender  in Texas, who's willing to fund 95%-100% of the deal but one of the stipulations is to pay $3950 fee for an LOI. 

But trustworthy boots on the ground will almost always be your best bet.

You can msg privately if you don't feel like blasting out on the internet where it is.I've seen R3S by Stanford before but not R3H or at least how you have it written.

I agree that I don’t WANT to move my family there but In 5+ years that could be an entirely different story.... and that’s kind of what I’m betting on.

I think it’s better to rent, but if you’re fixed on buying, I think getting roommates in a townhouse would be the best bet.

private message me please 

I guess my question would be, other than private financing or owner financing (both options I am exploring), how do others deal with the length of the loan?  

I have been reading a book called the bankers code It talks about becoming the bank and using lines of credit from a bank to then do private lending.If anyone is actually doing this and could give me some input about the tax implications.Private lending tax implications when using line of credit.

I have a little, just not the resources or private lender base to get going.