National Health Investors (NYSE:NHI)
A real estate investment trust which invests in income producing health care properties in the long-term care industry.
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ROIC has been great for last 8 years, over 9 percent. Price/earnings of 14.39 below both industry average and market average. 1.15 billion market cap leaves room to grow and/or be acquired. Debt/equity has been traditionally low, below 0.5 for about ten years. Healthcare properties REIT, based in Tennessee, focusing on long term care.
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assembling a mid cap DRIP portfolio
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Great dividend, great earnings to debt, aging population, great growth opportunity. Only concern would be that it's finally close to being priced at a premium.
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I've been with this one since 2002. Stoped buying it a few years later! (except for the divs) When you buy it for 10 selling, selling it for 30 does not make it! It pays 6.5%, what a great buy!
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flock to div, not the same as real-estate, earnings
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Safe harbor.
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The dividend and solid balance sheet makes it a strong investment.
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Great REIT with low debt and should do well in a bad economy
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Solid financials, should be fairly isolated from current economic pressures and a good entry point. Outperform.
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Two words...BABY BOOMERS!
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better health programs
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Its all about the aging population..
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Look for a buy-out as the company is either taken over by NHC (its parent company) or by a private equity firm, resulting in a 20% premium to today's prices. You are also collecting a handsome 6% dividend while you wait. Downside risk is minimal.
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Even with this at a 5 yr high still a 5%+ dividend and low debt and cash. With baby boomers aging these types of homes should be in demand for the next 5-10 years.
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The CEO does want to buy the company. He has made a few low ball offers in the past which have (or should be) reject by the shareholders. I'm not sure if he's trying to build up interest in a buyout or if he is attempting to be serious.
His most recent offer was $34 a share which included a $15 special dividend (not sure what the tax class for that would be) and depending on if you got in before $19 a capital gain / loss. If the CEO really wants to buy the company a realistic price target would be about $40 IMO.
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ceo wants to buy the company.
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Health property REIT with dividend yield over 7%
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