When Eagle Hospitality Trust’s (EHT) share price fell recently, I thought it is a rather good exercise to take a look at how 5 investors will experience the downside.

EHT is a real estate investment trust (REIT) who master leased their assets to their sponsors.

At various price points, it provides the investor with a dividend yield of 8% to 14%, based on their forecasted cash flow guidelines.

When the share price fell, many investors sell. There are also investors who think there is a value somewhere and are buying.

This is, after all, a business model that is not very unfamiliar to many people. It looks like it is fixable in the long term. At the same time, there is uncertainty because it feels like the current true value of the hotels are much less than what was stated in the IPO.