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As we get into Q4 '23, and move into 2024, which cities are y'all looking at?

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I'm always curious about where people think the market, real estate market, etc., go and curious to which cities you guys are looking at for whatever real estate deal-- commercial, STRs, buy & holds, fix & flips?

I think the fed funds comes down to 4-4.5 by EOY 2024(mortgages for primaries in the low 6s, high 5s).

Targeting a few STR cities/areas-- Smokies for one, Angel Fire in NM. LTRs looking at Madison, WI, continuing in Apex/Cary NC, Myrtle Beach(for LTRs not STRs). Considering some others.

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