Sweet, thanks for the heads up!

(contact your congress person and tell them rational lending is a good thing and we need to keep it)  Very friendly tax and regulatory environment particularly for for large corporations (TESLA got a huge tax incentive and SWITCH got a sweet deal on electricity.)These lead to economic diversification from a historically service (casino) based economy along with major infrastructure projects.  

  :)   It may take some time to find the sweet spots.

Odds are that could be your sweet-spot.

I own multifamily properties and it's difficult enough finding solid deals in what I consider to be my sweet spot.

Hey my family knows mr wise sweet plug 

I am starting my Real Estate business in the Clearfield, UT area with plans to stay within 20 miles, unless a very sweet deal presents itself outside of that area.  

I can either wait until I'm back to work and use a conventional loan from fannie mae, or jump right in with a private lender such as b2r finance at an interest rate of 6.5%-7.5%.My target property is ~100k, and I'm targeting the sweet spot where I can get optimal cash flow and good prospective appreciation.

In each region of the country, you will have insurance companies who have a "Sweet Spot". 

The voicemail then tells them a little about what we do, we also tell them that we are investors and we expect to make a profit so we need to buy at a discount or pretty sweet terms.