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Raising Private Money During Covid-19
Prior to the breakout of Covid-19 there were many private investors/lenders happy with a 8%+- return. The stock market felt "over priced" for many of them and other fixed income products offered far less upside. Now that the stock market has lost ~30%, is anyone seeing their private money partners pulling back or asking for higher yields?
Interested to learn what others are hearing from their private money partners on expectations for rate, return, reduction in exposure to the space?