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$EGP is one of my favorite industrial REITs and just delivered another strong quarter! $EGP continues to demonstrate why I favor high-quality Sunbelt industrial real estate. 📈 Q3 FFO/share +7.9% YoY 💰 Cash leasing spreads +20.6% 🏢 Occupancy approaching 97% 🚀 2026 FFO guidance RAISED to $9.61/share 🏗️ Development pipeline expanding, with 8.1% projected yields 📊 Cash same-store NOI growth guidance raised to +7.5% Not everything is perfect. Development pre-leasing has softened, and CA remains a laggard. But $EGP continues to demonstrate pricing power, disciplined development, and durable earnings growth. This is what I call a SWAN (Sleep Well At Night) REIT. Quality matters. Valuation matters. And dividends matter. $EGP $PLD $REXR $STAG

$EPRT delivering again. 🏠📈 +3.6% after hours following Q3 results: • AFFO/share +6% YoY to $0.51 • Rental revenue $157.8M — ahead of estimates • 2026 AFFO guidance tightened to $2.02–$2.05 • 2027 AFFO guidance introduced at $2.10–$2.18 What stands out to me: disciplined underwriting in a changing cost-of-capital environment. That’s exactly what I want from a net lease REIT: steady growth, disciplined capital allocation, and no need to swing for the fences. $EPRT remains one of my favorite net lease REITs.

$EPRT -3.2% today... Earnings release after market close...Like $ADC, I expect strong profit margins and deal flow. One of the best net lease REITs to own!

I may be the only analyst on @SeekingAlpha with a SELL rating on $MRP, and there's a reason... Years ago, I covered American Realty Capital Properties (ARCP). The yield was attractive, but something didn't smell right. I called it my “sniff test.” Elevated payout ratio. Governance concerns. A troubling history of external management. I downgraded ARCP from BUY to HOLD. About a week later, the company disclosed accounting irregularities involving AFFO. My biggest regret? I should have gone straight to SELL. Fast-forward to $MRP. External management. Related-party transactions. Potential conflicts of interest. And a shift away from the original land-banking business model. I'm NOT alleging fraud or suggesting $MRP is another ARCP. But I've seen enough warning signs to make me uncomfortable. This time, I didn't stop at HOLD. I went straight to SELL. After 16 years writing about stocks, I've learned that protecting principal sometimes means walking away before you have all the answers. A 13%+ dividend yield means little if your principal isn't safe. Sometimes you have to trust your sniff test. Happy SWAN Investing! 🦢

$ADC's acquisition pace may be slowing, but its fortress balance sheet and high-quality tenant base remain competitive advantages. Q3 highlights: ✅ AFFO guidance raised to $4.585 midpoint ✅ Acquisitions of $309M at a 7.3% cap rate ✅ Approximately $2B in liquidity ✅ Net debt/EBITDA of just 3.9x ⚠️ Investment guidance trimmed to ~$1.6B ⚠️ Analyst price target cut from $84 to $74 Here's my takeaway: In net lease investing, the cost of capital matters, but so does the quality of the capital allocator. $ADC $O $NNN

🚨 WHO'S BUYING HOMEBUILDER STOCKS? 🏠 September pending home sales just plunged to an ALL-TIME LOW! 📉 Down 7.3% month-over-month 📉 Down 11.3% year-over-year 📉 Nearly 40% below September 2019 Meanwhile, homebuilder stocks are struggling. 2026 YTD performance: $DHI: -6.1% $LEN: -26.2% $PHM: -5.4% $NVR: -20.1% $TOL: -3.0% $KBH: -24.5% $MTH: -11.3% Higher mortgage rates, affordability challenges, and weak buyer confidence continue to pressure housing. But remember: The best investment opportunities often emerge when sentiment is at its worst. Is this a generational buying opportunity—or a value trap? Who's buying homebuilders today? 🎯 Chart Source: Wolf Richter

🎯 Don't Paint All REITs with the Same Brush! While investors obsess over $SPY and broad REIT ETFs like $VNQ, we focus on being SHARPSHOOTERS. We target companies with: ✅ Fortress balance sheets ✅ Superior earnings growth ✅ Sustainable, growing dividends ✅ Best-in-class management teams ✅ Attractive valuations Case in point: $CLDT - a Wide Moat Confidential recommendation, with shares up over 100% YTD! We don't buy the REIT sector; we hunt for its winners. That's the Wide Moat difference. #REITs (Click the link in my bio to sign up for the FREE Wide Moat Daily)

$VICI is the highest-yielding stock in the $SPY

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🚨$STWD is now yielding a whopping 16%! But there's a catch... 📌 Dividend yield: 16% 📌 Payout ratio: 130% 📌 2027 consensus earnings growth: +28% The dividend isn't currently covered by earnings, but analysts expect a meaningful rebound in 2027. The million-dollar question: Can $STWD grow back to cover the dividend...or is a dividend cut inevitable? At 16%, the market is clearly pricing in risk. Who's willing to make that bet? 🎲 #REITs #Dividends

🚨 $PLD: Strong Earnings, Cautious Outlook, Attractive Valuation. Q3 highlights: ✅ Core FFO: $1.60/share ✅ Occupancy: 95.6% ✅ Rent spreads: +38% ✅ Embedded NOI upside: $780M ✅ Data center pipeline: 5.8 GW Higher Treasury yields are pressuring transaction activity, and management has raised its return requirements. But here's the BIG PICTURE: New construction requires rents 27% ABOVE current market levels to justify development. That's a powerful barrier to new supply. With approximately 20% annualized total return potential in our forward valuation scenario, I continue to see an attractive risk/reward proposition. Short-term headwinds. Long-term WIDE MOAT. $PLD #REITs #Dividends

I've written more than 4,500 articles on @SeekingAlpha, generated over 85,000 comments, and built a community of nearly 120,000 followers. But it's comments like this one that remind me why I keep writing. Not every stock pick has been a winner. I've had my share of mistakes, and I don't shy away from them. My goal has never been to get every stock right; it's to help readers become better investors by focusing on fundamentals, valuation, and protecting principal. After all these years, I still love researching businesses, sharing what I've learned, and engaging with investors who challenge me to think harder. The greatest reward isn't the number of followers or articles; it's knowing that my work has made a difference in someone's investing journey. To everyone who's been along for the ride, through the winners AND the losers, thank you. Happy SWAN Investing! 🦢

🚨 THE DATA CENTER DOOMSDAY SCENARIO Larry Fink warns data center moratoriums could trigger a RECESSION. Others predict today's data centers will become GHOST TOWNS. And now we're told data centers are moving to OUTER SPACE. 🚀 I grew up watching The Jetsons, but I prefer investing in reality. Here's what concerns me most: Not demand. Not obsolescence. Not outer space. It's the COST OF CAPITAL. Look at $CRWV. Revenue is booming, but debt financing is becoming increasingly expensive. That's why I prefer owning the infrastructure behind the AI revolution: $EQIX, $DLR, $IRM, and select cell tower REITs like $AMT and $CCI. My latest @SeekingAlpha article examines FOUR doomsday predictions and explains where I see the greatest risks and opportunities. I'm not bearish on digital infrastructure. I'm bearish on bad balance sheets. $NVDA $AVGO $GOOGL Long $DLR $EQIX $IRM $AMT $BX

🚨 $BRK.A keeps buying $LEN. I'm SELLING $MRP. Here's why: $LEN spun off $MRP as a land-banking REIT, and now $MRP is buying completed $LEN homes and taking on rental-property risks. Meanwhile: • Lennar's gross margin: 15.8% • Stuart Miller's voting power at $MRP: 43.2% • Estimated $MRP rental yield: ~5%, according to short seller Hunterbrook I'm bullish on the long-term housing opportunity, but that doesn't mean I'm bullish on every homebuilder. My preference? $TOL over $LEN, and $AMH or $INVH over $MRP. Follow the money. Demand a margin of safety. Stay tuned for my next @SeekingAlpha article: Berkshire Is Buying Lennar, I'm Selling Millrose $BRK.B $LEN $MRP $TOL $NVR Long $TOL $AMH

Who's buying $LEN $NVR $DHI $TOL $PHM $MTH $KBH $DFH $BZH $HOV $WY $RYN ?