The commercial loan terms are not as sweet but they are easier to get when you are trying to scale up and you don't have w-2 income.

But at the same time, we don’t have a construction team and systems in place so what may look like a mediocre deal to us or a wholesaler could be a sweet one to the pro.

I don't care how sweet the cap rates seem to be.

Trying to find that sweet spot of close enough to drive, but far enough to not have the deal with the NY metro area nonsense

@Ian Walsh Simple, sweet, and to the point.

Sweet deal.

The sweet spot is right around a .95-1% rent to value ratio.Indianapolis, Memphis, Cleveland, Jacksonville, and pockets in Atlanta also provide great opportunities. 

Dave Morrow....Sweet home Alabama!

And we know which paint is the sweet spot for price vs. number of coats needed - if you paid $10/gallon less, but need an extra coat, you're not saving money.The only contractors who'll agree to this kind of arrangement are small, hand-to-mouth guys who are just barely making ends meet.

ofcourse, all the other terms were sweet, like 4% interest, up to 6 months grace period before repayment begins, up to 100% financing, etc... you get the picture.