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Hard Asset Memo #1 "Not All 15% IRRs are Created Equal" will likely go down as my favorite (repost)
It examines risk-adjusted returns in a manner that can be easily understood. It highlights how cheap MF REITs were earlier this year $MAA $CPT
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Mr Neutral Man aka "Howard Marks of REITs” retweeted
Replying to @SecScottBessent @jakepaul
This is what you want your REITs to do
Issue shares at $126, $157, $170, for $1.28 billion and then buy back shares at $96.88, $106.92, and $104.08 for $742 MM
$CPT
Yeah, most people cannot go from deadlifting 225 lbs to 405 lbs in about 3 months
If you weigh 150 lbs and do not have a strength training background, you're not hitting 405 lbs unless you commit to training for a couple years
Mr Neutral Man aka "Howard Marks of REITs” retweeted
Giant Wendy’s franchisee Meritage Hospitality Group files for bankruptcy. The 314-unit operator of the struggling fast-food chain filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after closing 60 locations earlier this year. ow.ly/3a4Z106EWI6
Barber as a Service - Put an infinite multiple on this
5% annual increase on pricing and duration = until death
I do think that $LEN at some price + inflection point will be interesting to own
I remember thinking I should never own a homebuilder and I also remember looking at homebuilders as essentially net nets during the GFC. Lennar went on a 20 bagger run. You do have to get out at some point bc there will be huge draw downs like recently.
But we are short so many homes in the US and Lennar and others play a hugely important role and increasingly an asset light manufacturing and high ROIC one at it
Damn it @robertqking now I've installed MUSE to trying to buy squat racks for my garage at 20 cents on the dollar
Once a value investor, always a value investor
This is sooo gangster
• 88.8% of total debt is fixed-rate, with an average interest rate of 4.73%
• $1.62 billion of total fixed and variable rate debt outstanding with a weighted average term to maturity of 8.6 years"
It's again high 6% cap for Sunbelt MF REIT time and no one will care and everyone will tell me about high rates and the idea hasn't worked in forever and how I'm never going to make any money in it
I will just buy, happily and autistically
For those of us tracking apartment REITs, I've got the $1.5 billion of mortgage debt for $NXRT at 30 day SOFR plus a 1.09% spread
Let me know if this is consistent with your think. Their cap structure can be a bit of a pain to figure out
What is crazy with all the bombed out restaurant stocks is the fact that they traded at absolute nosebleed multiples
$WING traded to 65x NTM EBITDA multiple for a freaking restaurant stock where they gave people free money AND the Fed had raised rates
INSANE
Nothing makes me want to punch the LLMs in the face (if that's possible) than it referencing Zacks.com as a source in its answer
Totally discredits everything it says
Been secretly following/rooting a HS friend who went to Polytechnic School of Engineering for BS in CompSci in the early 2000s. School failed and got rescued by NYU. His bio says NYU for undergraduate now. Worked his way up and now chief data & analytics officer at a big bank
Great outcome for a great guy
I love Twitter because you can get real time information on public REITs that you own like $REXR
I was puzzled by why Rexford has held up so well relative to the VNQ recently. If you're interested in a way to buy SoCal warehouse at over 6% cap rate check out
hardassetmemo.substack.com/p…
Investing in Rexford reminds me of the Warren Buffett quote
"If you wait until you see the robin, spring will be over"
We bought $REXR as low as $33 with no clue when rent/leasing may inflect
Even as public REIT investors, we consider ourselves owners, not traders