Andy Nasr Regal Lifestyle Communities RLC-T HOLD Mar 27, 2014

He owns it. We have been expecting an acquisition and it is slow coming and this is a great entry point. He is prepared to wait.

(A Top Pick Oct 15/12. Down 22.64%.) A smaller healthcare real estate Corp. Sold his holdings when he got frustrated that they didn’t grow through acquisitions like he expected. Doesn’t think 9.7% yield is in danger of being cut. You’ll see dips to $23.75, which would be good entry point.

You can own for the dividend. Disappointingly was trying to grow by acquisition. He sold a year or so ago. Did not demonstrate a lot of growth.

Likes it. You don’t need a lot of growth given their yield. Good play for those who will be patient. Certain tax advantages.

8% yield, which is attractive. Seniors living space and some growth. Just wait out the cycles.

He has been taking profits. The senior’s demographic is behind them. They made a big purchase in Quebec. An attractive dividend yield. It continues to be a good name.

7.9% dividend, very high, and you get the tax credit. A great name and a great yield. The biggest risk is supply. We are starting to see a little evidence of some more building.

Pays about a 9% dividend yield. This is not really a growth stock, but is a yield play with a tiny bit of growth. He thinks it goes sideways from here. Just collect your dividend, and that is not a bad thing.

Has done very well and has a very good dividend. He likes the company. Although it is not cheap, it is still a good source of yield. You also have the demographic support of an aging population. It is small enough that as it does acquisitions, 1 or 2 buildings moves the needle, whereas in a larger entity, it is less so.