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...are gonna find it. And there might be repositioning from a physical perspective. There might be upside there. But you can identify a lot of these compressed markets through occupancy and performance historically. What we gravitate towards is the deal
...rents go up all the time. In fact, I don't even worry about inflation anymore because my rents go up with inflation. I make more money. And when I realize I've mitigated
...for a rent premium versus what's in place versus the comps is a good outcome for us. We'll end up renovating on a given community 10 to 20% of the units. We'll increase renewals to create a little bit more vacancy if we don't see that we're getting u
...rent, you know, with some refurbishment and stuff like that is 1,800 a month, a month, not just a year, it's a month. That value that value is at a 200,000, $250,000 value on one unit. So those are things that we are unlocking, and we're continuing t
...rents and get it to more of a market price. Ah, interesting. So if people aren't moving out, that could be a bit of a challenge, not just for you, but anyone that's in your has a whole portfolio of multifamily. Yeah. But but but communicate it. So ca
...have rents that are high enough to generate enough rental revenue to drive that return. Exceptionally high rent levels because of the cost to build, because of the cost of interest rates. The only way to drop that is to drop the cost. And that cost d
...in rent. And, fundamentally, to think about this as an investor, so if you're buying a building or building a new building, you are now going to have your equity capped. Your upside, the amount of cash flows that you can generate from that asset, mea
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