INREIT
First Quarter 2011 Highlights
Assets
During the First Quarter of 2011, INREIT Real Estate Investment Trust’s total assets grew by $7.24 million to $351.22 million. This increase resulted most notably from the addition of two properties to the Trust portfolio, Sierra Ridge Apartment Complex located in Bismarck, ND (65.44% interest) and Applebee’s located in Apple Valley, MN (pictured above).
As a result of this growth in the Trust’s total assets and net income from operations, shareholder equity also increased by $1.79 million to $141.45 million. As a percentage of total assets INREIT’s shareholders equity decreased from 40.60% to 40.27% during the three month period ending March 31, 2011, due primarily to the payment of 1st quarter dividends.
Earnings
First Quarter revenues were 3.66% higher than the prior three month period, exceeding $11.95 million. First Quarter expenses were also 3% higher than the prior three month period, due to higher acquisition, disposition, legal, depreciation and amortization expenses.
Net Earnings for the period topped $1.32 million, a 42% decrease over the prior three month period; and a 6.9% increase over the 2010’s first quarter. Funds from Operations as well topped $3.76 million, an 8% increase over the prior three month period; and a 17% increase over the 2010’s first quarter.
On a weighted average, Funds from Operations were at $.26 per share, compared to $.25 per share during the First Quarter of 2010.
FFO & MFFO vs Dividends Paid
2008 to 2011 (In Millions)
Dividends
During the First Quarter of 2011 the number of share outstanding grew 3.54% from 3.60 million to 3.73 million and the number of outstanding operating partnership units increased 4.20% from 10.08 million to 10.50 million. Likewise, total dividends paid increased from $2.61 million in the Fourth Quarter of 2010 to $2.80 million in the First Quarter of 2011.
Dividend coverage reflects the extent to which a company’s Funds from Operations support or “cover” the dividends paid to investors. In the First Quarter of 2011, dividend coverage increased from 134.10% to 134.20%, primarily due to increased FFO caused by higher earnings during the quarter.
Total Weighted Shares