This valuation gap could narrow as investors reprice its earnings resilience in rising-rate environments. Developers who miss the deadline will only get the extension if they choose a different option. Most are going for Option B, which involves setting aside 10 percent of their units to target 70 percent AMI, while leaving 20 percent at the 130 option. In other words, the “affordable” units will bring in less rent than expected. Because market rates are unknown, it’s difficult to estimate the effect this change will have on a bottom line. But if a project isn’t bringing in the cash flow it predicted, refinancing can become tricky, real estate experts said. A focus on projects that offer communitywide benefits Market breadth indicators show Sunset Finance contributing positively to financial index advances. Relative strength vs. sector ETFs like XLF has risen 1.5% over the past five sessions.