Dave:
That’s good because deals are getting better in Colorado. I haven’t invested in Denver in a few years just because everything’s super expensive, but multifamily prices are going down just from an acquisition standpoint and where I couldn’t find two to four unit properties that make sense a couple of years ago. They’re starting to make a little bit of a sense and I think I’ll have to consider that rents will probably be flat for a while if I’m going to invest there. But I agree everything you said about the schools, the young population, good quality of life, it’s a place people want to be. So I think it’s a good place to bet on. Alright, so in my head I was thinking all the Sunbelt, they’ve seen this correction, it’s been coming for years, people have been seeing it, so development has really stopped, the pendulum has swung back in another direction. So are there regions of the country where you’re forecasting new supply? That’s where my head was sort of going. Are there areas of the country that are still building and that may see an increase in inventory in the next year or two?
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