Medical Properties Trust (MPW) is seeing a short-term drop in cash rent billed, driven by tenant transitions and property sales. However, rent collections from new tenants are increasing, with cash rent expected to recover to 98% of previous levels and exceed $1 billion annually by the end of the year. The company's adjusted funds from operations (AFFO) per share is projected to grow by at least $0.035 per quarter as new tenants stabilize, supporting dividend coverage from free cash flow. Despite past management issues and market skepticism, MPW's risk profile has improved, and the stock is fairly valued with potential upside as operations recover.
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