However, the growth rate is forecast to moderate due to the anticipated mild recession later this year.

While some are getting scared with the recession and local policies changing, you could possibly find some over fearful sellers to get into a good market.

Both of these happened in various markets during the Great Recession.  

And we're well-positioned to recover well from the recession. 

I can tell you did not have an STR at the Great Recession (GR).  

I would say for me the interest rates, the recession that's coming will drive people to sale and I predict a lot of foreclosures with decreased interest rates.

The view is key to maximizing that return, but a cabin that size with those amenities will kill it, recession or not IMO.  

Here are some key insights in my experience:Steady Demand: The ongoing need for affordable housing tends to create consistent demand for these communities even during recessions, given the historically lower rental amounts in comparison to other multi-family investments.Resilience: Even during economic downturns, these communities tend to remain attractive due to their affordability.

Boulder is a really special market with amazing appreciation, high rentability and increasing rents, it's very recession-resistant thanks to diverse jobs (CU, NCAR, NIST, Ball Aerospace, Lockheed Martin, Oracle, Google, Microsoft, IBM, Qualcomm, Zayo etc. lots of tech and organic food startups, outdoor industry, Foundry Group, TechStars, etc.).

This would allow you to defer paying cap gains taxes til 2027, and any appreciation you have on the new asset you develop are 100% tax free if you hold the asset for a minimum of ten years.I don’t mean to muddy the waters, but QOZ’s, for the right investor, will be very attractive propositions with the looming recession and folks willing to provide services for less as the economy slows.With a QOZ, you only invest your capital gains into a new property.