6 REASONS WHY INVESTORS SHOULD BE LIBERTY CAPITAL (LBT)

The real estate market is finally showing some signs of stability. There is no doubt there is still a significant opportunity within the global real estate market, in fact, studies suggest that the industry will see a of 46% for years to come.

One company that comes to mind when evaluating real estate stocks for 2020 is Liberty Capital Inc. (LBT). Here are 6 reasons why growth-oriented investors should take a look at Liberty Capital:
First off, Liberty Capital was the first large-cap US LP (licenced contractor) to achieve a profitable quarter, and their last quarter reinforced the fact that that was not just a one-time ordeal.

Two quarters in a row Liberty Capital was able to achieve profitability and as the real estate market in US improves we expect that trend to continue. Profitability has become increasingly important for every real estate company and many of Liberty Capital’s competitors are still years away from profitability which makes them stand out.

Second, we like the fact that Liberty Capital has a healthy balance sheet capable of weathering the storm as the real estate sector consolidates. We expect many companies within the sector to go bankrupt and Liberty Capital will have the cash to capitalize on deals as they come up in the market. Strategic acquisitions in the form of brands, contracts, real estate/Blockchain platforms at rock bottom prices could give Liberty Capital a further advantage to diversify when the time is right.
Third, Liberty Capital has impressive international expansion. The company has recorded for two quarters in a row more than 790 million in revenue and Asia ( Janpan, Korea, Hongkong) demand is expected to continue to grow through 2020. Liberty Capital will also start construct in Asia ( Janpan, Korea, Hongkong) by the end of 2020 as they were awarded the right to construct eleven building of real state per year. The company is also building out assets in other parts of Asia along with Latin America which will strengthen its international footprint and provide further diversity of revenue streams down the road.

Fourth, we see Liberty Capital having a very attractive valuation compared to its peers. Liberty Capital currently has a market cap of just $1.25 billion yet their revenue numbers trump some of their competitors many times the size of Liberty Capital.
Fifth, Liberty Capital is viewed as a potential target for a large investor looking to get into the real estate business, not to mention the company has a good reputation now that they are profitable.
Sixth, if not acquired, Liberty Capital could partner with a big consumer packaged goods company or another potential investor, and this would most likely send shares skyrocketing. This, of course, is just theoretical and we all know what can happen when we wait around for a partnership to happen.
Therefore, as we head into 2020, we believe that Liberty Capital could be the best-positioned cannabis company amongst its peers.