You just have to consider your own appetite for risk vs. reward.

Also, people should draw their own conclusions, especially since not everybody has the same risk appetite.

Despite the headwinds, sellers continue to see home prices grow, buyers’ appetite for housing remains high and bidding wars are still occurring.

Good stuff - are you really seeing a solid consistent appetite for true SRO? 

Maybe folks are not ready to buy, but it kind of whets their appetite to see what's out there in terms of the most unique properties and as a result, what may be some good markets to buy when they are ready.

Not necessarily for the cash flow, but to purchase it early while prices are suppressed and built equity to later use.

Not necessarily for the cash flow, but to purchase it early while prices are suppressed and built equity to later use.

I don't know if you have a full pipeline of deals or something, but unless you have a ton of volume of solid CRE deals, most lenders are not just going to be available or out there the way residential lenders are because of the different types of lenders, and then the subset of focus from each of those lenders (there are many lenders that play in the same sandbox but don't have the same appetites). 

High interest rates will continue to suppress demand for homes, build inventory, and allow for buyers to better negotiate for home prices.

@Patience Echem what is your effort/risk appetite and how much incremental investment cash do you have each year before retirement.