This company makes a strong value proposition on the drop. The healthcare REIT still has excellent portfolio stats, and continues to cover its dividend with adjusted funds from operations. Shares are very reasonably valued. Yet, an investment is only recommended for investors with an above-average risk tolerance. An investment in the stock yields 8.9 percent.
Omega Healthcare Investors, Inc. (OHI) makes an attractive value proposition on the drop. The healthcare real estate investment trust's shares have fallen below $30 lately, which I think opens up yet another entry window into this high-yield stock. Omega Healthcare Investors continues to cover its dividend payout with adjusted funds from operations, and the REIT's shares are reasonably cheap. An investment in Omega Healthcare Investors at today's valuation point yields 8.9 percent.
Source: Seeking Alpha
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