| Realty Income (O) |
Net Lease / Triple-Net / Retail / Industrial |
~ 5.3-5.5% |
Very stable, well diversified, monthly dividends, very long history of maintaining and raising dividends. Lower risk compared to mREITs. (The Motley Fool) |
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| NNN REIT (NNN) |
Net Lease properties |
~ 5.1-5.5% |
Good tenant base, stable lease income, leases often with inflation escalators, conservative balance sheet. (The Motley Fool) |
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| VICI Properties (VICI) |
Gaming / Leisure / Entertainment / Net Lease |
~ 5.4-5.5% |
High-quality tenants (casinos etc.), specialized / less cyclical revenue streams, growth potential. (The Motley Fool) |
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| W.P. Carey (WPC) |
Net Lease / Diversified Real Estate |
~ 6.0% |
Good diversification across tenants and property types; strong occupancy; lower downside vulnerability than many mREITs. (Kiplinger) |
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| Omega Healthcare Investors (OHI) |
Healthcare / Skilled Nursing / Assisted Living / Triple-net leases |
~ 6.3-6.5% |
Aging population tailwinds; many leases are structured to shift expenses to tenants; demand relatively stable. (U.S. News Money) |
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| Sabra Health Care REIT (SBRA) |
Healthcare REIT |
~ 6.3-6.4% |
Similar to OHI in sector; could be more volatile, but offers good yield. (U.S. News Money) |
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| Apple Hospitality REIT (APLE) |
Hospitality Properties (Hotels) |
~ 6.4% |
High yield, potential upside if travel / tourism stay strong; but hospitality tends to be cyclical. (U.S. News Money) |
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| Mortgage / Hybrid REITs like PennyMac (PMT), Chimera (CIM), ARR |
Mortgage / Agency RMBS / Hybrid |
~ ~10-14% yields depending |
Very high yields, possible upside if spreads or interest rate conditions improve; often riskier. (GOBankingRates) |
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