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To: anializer who wrote (35099)	8/13/2009 9:01:58 PM
From: Grantcw	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78752

Yes, I do think all three based on several criteria can still be considered value plays. And I am, as you mentioned, happy that I kept 3/4 of my FCH shares. FCH's stock price has wierd movements. It will start even in the morning, be down 0.20 by noon and then finish up 0.20, all while SPPR and BEE stay even. All three of these I would sell if Hotel Reits continue there charge. I'd probably sell more shares of FCH above 4. SPPR above 2.5 and BEE above 2 if they continue moving forward in the next couple of months. I do want to back down on my SPPR comment as the 'Safest of my Hotel REIT plays' though. After my discussion with TexasDude here, I do think he raises some valid points about near-term liquidity risk. That being said, I'm still holding my shares and consider it a good risk/reward. OLP does look interesting. From my quick review, solid net income and FFO compared to share price this past quarter. Can you give me a quick summary of why you like this Reit over others? Thanks, cw