@Patrick Roberts I hold the same sentiment.

More details:She is willing to pass on 40% of the value to me to work with as the place is sentimental and she will still get to use it as part of our deal.

With the year coming to an end, I think it's important to emphasize the sentiment shift from speculative to hard, real, tangible assets and commodities. 

Sentiment has actually shifted slower than market dynamics.

However, the upside surprise in GDP has shifted sentiment toward a “higher-for-longer” stance on rates, even as futures still price in multiple cuts later next year.

I think some of the discount is sentiment driven and will fade over time as memories get shorter (and ideally less direct hits), but I don’t think flood zones ever fully normalize again.

Finally spoke to our PM in Milwaukee yesterday and they had some of the same sentiments, especially with what we could get for rents and how fast we could get it rented.

Sentiment is paramount.

.🏗️ Builder Confidence Ticks Higher AgainHome builder sentiment rose to 39 in December, the highest level since April.

Consumer sentiment surveys all showed negative MoM results.