NHI
🏥 NHI is a REIT that buys and leases senior housing and medical centers.
🇺🇸 All of its properties are located in the United States.
⚠️ The company’s funds from operations (FFO) decreased in 2021 due to occupancy problems in senior housing.
💰 It has a somewhat high debt but a dividend yield of almost 5%.
@Invierteygana:
“NHI is a REIT that is dedicated to the purchase and subsequent leasing of senior residences and medical centers, mainly. Let’s see how they divide the buildings they have for rent: a third are hospitals and medical centers, another is senior housing for people who need assistance, that is, senior residences, and a little less than a third are residences for valid seniors. All are in the United States. As it is a REIT, we have to look at the evolution of the FFO per share instead of the revenues and the profits. We see how they were growing until 2020; in 2021, they decreased due to the occupancy problems that their clients had in the housing for seniors. The occupancy decreased due to the pandemic, and it is something that is being solved. NHI has a somewhat high debt, but it is quite acceptable for being a REIT since they have to indebt themselves a lot to buy the buildings. Its current dividend yield is almost 5%. It is trading at a price above its FFO of 17, above its historical average, so it could be slightly expensive. Due to the business it has, I consider the risk of the company to be medium-low.”
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