REIT

This mortgage REIT’s impressive yield may draw investors in, but with an unsustainable payout ratio, the yield will be short-lived.

This REIT faced a dividend cutback in 2009 – but can its repeated dividend raises since then redeem its safety rating?

When investing in dividends, most investors seek either a high yield or distribution growth – but savvy investors choose both.

Ladder Capital may have a short dividend-paying history, but its current metrics are promising.

It may be tempting to get excited about MFA Financial’s high yield, but this REIT’s history of dividend-slashing proves that the current return is not sustainable.

Management is putting its money where its mouth is when it comes to this REIT.

Spending on healthcare just reached a record high. That’s great news for this REIT’s cash flow and dividend yield.

This REIT’s net interest income is crumbling faster than the New York Knicks did last winter. That’s bad news for its dividend.

The dividend for this self-storage company hasn’t been lowered in nearly three decades, and FFO is expected to grow in 2018.

This healthcare REIT has been raising its dividend every year. But a safe double-digit yield is rare.