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Could you explain the exit cap and risk free rate? You're basically saying that these are distressed Class A assets you will renovate/bring up occupancy rent whatever and are looking to sell at a 5.25% because you need some spread between that and the risk free rate on treasury's aka a very safe return and due to the risk of you strategy you need some buffer (always some premium above RFR in general).

 
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Obviously depends on the asset and the implied business plan.  We see some deals in the mid 4 caps, but there is a heavy value-add component which we feel comfortable we can achieve.  Certainly not underwriting an exit under a 5 cap.  I think 5.25% is probably right on the money - my guess is in 3-5 years you'll see some compression, maybe not down to the 3 range we saw a few years back, but I don't think it's overly bullish to think cap rates settle in the high 4s.  So a low 5 seems like you're building in some protection.

 

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