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We wish it were easy to define! HUD program leverage does not change
throughout the country, so any area has potential. Typically you want to
find an area that’s in a growth mode or at least be ahead of the curve if a lot
of development is anticipated. The challenge is many markets that look
strong on paper also require more expensive construction costs versus
cheaper / tertiary markets, so strong rents and high demand doesn’t
necessarily mean there will be an adequate return on investment for
sponsors. It’s really case by case.

Greg Hunter Changed status to publish February 3, 2021
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