This company's shares appear to have bottomed out. It is a high-quality income play with a monthly distribution frequency playing long-term trends in the health care industry. The health care REIT has a strong balance sheet, and a conservative FFO payout ratio, both of which protect shareholders in the event of an industry downturn. Shares are reasonably valued, sell for ~12.7x run-rate FFO. An investment in the stock yields 5.8 percent.
LTC Properties (LTC) benefits from long-term aging trends in the U.S. through its portfolio of skilled nursing and assisted living facilities, has a conservative FFO payout ratio, and shares are reasonably valued after the latest correction in the health care REIT sector. Importantly, LTC Properties pays its dividend on a monthly distribution schedule which is an attractive feature of any income vehicle. I think there is an opportunity in the sector sell-off.
Source: Seeking Alpha
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