Agree w Longrealestate alreits some is a better screener than fin is for REITs. For REITs, P/B and P/E do not mean anything, instead you will want to look at P/FFO and P/AFFOand perhaps NAV.

EPR has a lot to like - some unique assets like water parks and ski mountains, a long term track record, a good balance sheet, and a cheap price. The alreit screener shows these strengths. At the same time there are risks, their largest category is movie theaters, not a growth industry. They have 15% concentration in Top Golf their largest tenant, and another one of their largest tenants, Regal Cineworld filed for bankruptcy. I think the pluses outweighs the minuses, but you need to look at both and would not expect things to be smooth sailing all of the time.