There is some appetite to pay the Operator before the Investor since without some incentives the building would just sit vacant in down months.

We may see a slower pace of premium increases heading into late 2025 - but don’t expect rollbacks.Carrier appetite may loosen, particularly for mid-market rental and rehab properties that were previously borderline.

I don't think we currently have the appetite or aptitude for BRRRR but I'd be interested in learning more about seller finance deals.

It depends on the guest profile you're going for and your appetite for risk/reward, occupancy, etc.

But let's say we're looking at it at our current market where things are somewhat suppressed, on the low end I'm seeing 5 cap and on the higher end a 10 cap or a little more. 

Hi Christine, these are great questions and the answers depend on your personal goals and your appetite for asset protection.

Not sure how much good it will do since they're going into hiding, but I've spoken to over 20 people that they've hit, so their appetite is whetted and they'll be back for more, I'm sure, but under a new guise.

I would say there is a strong appetite for local lenders for DSCR loans.

Quote from @V.G Jason: Let's stop at #1.The 1st part 95% of society cannot do, cannot risk doing, and does not have the risk appetite doing.

Keep in mind the defaults and distressed sales that flow from them will further suppress cap rates until all of that inventory works its way out of the market and investors don't see more of it on the horizon.