The Fly | SBRA

Demographic Tailwinds Support Demand: An aging population in its target markets drives increasing demand for healthcare services and facilities, ensuring a robust market for its properties.

Diverse Portfolio Minimizes Risk: Its portfolio includes various types of healthcare properties, such as skilled nursing, senior housing, and behavioral health, diversifying revenue streams and reducing reliance on a single sub-sector.

Long-Term Triple-Net Leases Provide Stability: Primarily utilizing long-term, triple-net leases transfers property operating expenses, taxes, and insurance to tenants, securing predictable and stable income with reduced landlord-associated costs.

Healthcare Reimbursement Risk: Changes in government reimbursement policies, such as Medicare and Medicaid, can significantly impact the profitability of Sabra's healthcare operator tenants, potentially affecting their ability to pay rent or maintain lease obligations.

Tenant Concentration and Credit Risk: A substantial portion of Sabra's revenue is derived from a limited number of healthcare operators. The financial distress, bankruptcy, or operational underperformance of a key tenant could lead to significant rent defaults and vacancies.

Interest Rate Sensitivity Risk: As a REIT that utilizes debt to finance acquisitions and operations, Sabra is exposed to fluctuations in interest rates, which can increase borrowing costs, reduce property valuations, and impact dividend sustainability.

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Demographic Tailwinds Support Demand: An aging population in its target markets drives increasing demand for healthcare services and facilities, ensuring a robust market for its properties.