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Retirement Residences REIT (RRR.UN.TO)

WAIT
Cut its distribution. Have been concerned with this company. Were paying out more in cash than what they had been earning. Recent management change. New level of distributions is very sustainable. Would wait to see if there are any more suprises.
WAIT
Has just cut its distribution down to $0.84 per unit per year. Expect price will drop on this news.
HOLD
Price has dropped becauase they have just appointed a new CEO and anticipation that they will cut the distribution. Pay out (140%) is well in excess of what they are earning. Room on the balance sheet to make acquisitions and grow out of this problem.
DON'T BUY
Has been very soft while the rest of the sector has been doing well. They're far away from earning their distribution. In competition with Ontario government's nursing homes. Say they will maintain their distribution, but that's the risk.
DON'T BUY
There are concerns on them being able to maintain their distributions. Payout ratio is higher than 100%. Have strong competition.
DON'T BUY
Paying out more than they earn. Can't see them growing into their distribution.
WEAK BUY
Has a neutral recommendation on it. Doesn't believe its covering its distributions from adjusted funds from operations.
HOLD
There is a significant oversupply of nursing/retirement homes because of provincial activity. A lot of competition. Income is not meeting distributions by quite a wide gap. Market has underperformed but is now coming back very strongly.
DON'T BUY
Good quality management team. A very smart investor who is a major holder, has sold all his units. Continuing to run an aggressive payout strategy which is stressful to the Company.
DON'T BUY
Suffering from a lot of competitive advertising. Costs of maintaining retirement residences are going up.
SELL
Wouldnt buy at current price. A name i would sell
TRADE
If interest rates go up, real estate investments become less attractive. There are some real regulatory concerns in this industry.
DON'T BUY
Paying out more than 100% which makes him nervous.
BUY
One of their favorite REIT's. Their costs have gone up due to energy but, a good long-term hold. Likes "retirement living" sector.
BUY
Doesn't expect any change in the distributions. Have been through a major capital expenditure program so haven't earned their distributions. Doesn't expect much upside, but has a 9% yield.
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