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John Kilichowski

Research Analyst at BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc.

John Kilichowski is Vice President of Equity Research at Wells Fargo Securities, specializing in real estate investment trusts (REITs) with particular coverage of companies such as LTC Properties and W.P. Carey. He has maintained an active analyst role, issuing price targets and performance calls such as a $37 price target for LTC in August 2025, contributing directly to sector benchmarks and investor insights. Kilichowski began his career in financial research and has held the VP title at Wells Fargo since at least the early 2020s, previously recognized as a seasoned professional with a focus on real estate equities. He holds relevant securities credentials and actively participates in corporate earnings coverage and analyst forecasting.

John Kilichowski's questions to ESSENTIAL PROPERTIES REALTY TRUST (EPRT) leadership

Question · Q3 2025

John Kilichowski asked about the nature of the industrial assets (consumer-facing vs. internal supply chain) and how rent coverage is calculated for the latter. He also inquired if the size of a private equity sponsor matters in credit underwriting for PE-backed tenants, especially given current PE capital raising and liquidity uncertainty.

Answer

Peter Mavoides, President and CEO, described industrial assets as outdoor storage yards for service-based operators, with rent coverage based on site revenue/profitability. He acknowledged that revenue/profitability is less tethered than a retail box but emphasized the assets' essentiality and high switching costs. He stated they are agnostic to the equity source, focusing first on real estate, unit-level profitability, and site economics, then corporate credit. He noted that larger operators might use more leverage, which is considered in underwriting.

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