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To own UMH Properties, you need to believe manufactured housing will keep benefiting from the affordable housing shortage and supportive regulation, while UMH manages its capital needs without eroding returns to shareholders. The new US$91.8 million fixed-rate facility modestly improves visibility on funding near term growth, but it does not remove the key risk that heavy, mostly debt-funded expansion could pressure margins and interest coverage if conditions become less favorable.
The most closely related recent announcement is UMH’s May 2025 move to add ten communities to the same Fannie Mae facility for about US$101.4 million at a 5.855% fixed rate. Viewed together, these financings show how the company is leaning into long-duration, fixed-rate borrowing to support acquisitions and expansions, which ties directly into both the growth catalyst of converting new sites and the risk that higher leverage could strain earnings if borrowing costs stay elevated.
But investors should also be aware that growing dependence on external capital could become a problem if...
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UMH Properties’ narrative projects $327.1 million revenue and $32.3 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how UMH Properties' forecasts yield a $18.62 fair value, a 22% upside to its current price.
Six fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly US$9 to US$4,999 per share, showing just how wide opinions can be. When you set that against UMH’s increasing reliance on debt to fund growth, it underlines why understanding both optimism and balance sheet risk really matters before forming your own view.
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