Core Insights - Four Corners Property Trust (FCPT) has acquired a veterinary clinic portfolio consisting of five properties for $13.8 million, reflecting the company's strategy to expand its portfolio amid economic uncertainty [1][8] Acquisition Details - The portfolio includes two properties from National Veterinary Associates, two from Banfield Pet Hospital, and one from Mission Pet Health, with locations in California, Florida, North Carolina, and Texas [2][8] - The acquisition was priced at a 7.3% cap rate on rent, with properties under corporate-operated net leases and a weighted average remaining lease term of nine years [2] Company Strategy and Performance - FCPT is a real estate investment trust (REIT) focused on acquiring high-quality, net-leased restaurant and retail properties, with a history of successful acquisitions [3] - In Q3 2025, FCPT acquired 28 properties valued at $82 million, diversifying its portfolio across various industries, including 39% medical, 36% auto service, 16% quick service restaurants, and 9% casual dining restaurants by purchase price [4][8] - The company's strategy aims to create a resilient portfolio capable of withstanding different economic cycles, although it faces challenges due to a significant debt load of $1.23 billion, which may lead to high borrowing costs [5] Market Performance - Over the past three months, FCPT's shares have declined by 4.9%, contrasting with the industry's growth of 3.4% [5]