Check Out These Dividend Paying REITs For Passive Income! 💰

[Image](www.elitetrade.club) Dear Trader, Welcome to our Sunday Brief! Here are the stocks we're watching this week. The Best Dividend REITs to Buy Now Getting involved in real estate can be costly in terms of both time and money. Luckily, real estate investment trusts remove those obstacles while offering a nice dividend on the side. Read on to learn about the best dividend REITs worth buying right now. [Image](?awt_a=q9dU&awt_l=9uwww&awt_m=hNnL2joYl7tOLdU) Medical Properties Trust (NYSE: MPW) Medical Properties Trust plays a significant role in the healthcare sector. First established in 2003, MPW went public in 2005 and has seen impressive asset growth ever since. Today, the REIT spans the globe with a presence in ten countries on four continents. Of its 434 properties, nearly 80% represent general, long-term, or inpatient hospital facilities. The remainder are for behavioral health and freestanding urgent care facilities. All in all, these buildings include over 44,000 licensed beds for patient care. These numbers put Medical Properties Trust as the second-largest non-government owner of hospitals in the world. Medical Properties Trust has an ongoing relationship with 54 unique tenants on a triple-net lease. This setup allows the REIT to operate without having to pay taxes, insurance, or maintenance fees. Many of these tenants run multiple facilities. MPW doesn't stop there, using its capital resources to help its many locations achieve even greater financial success. This translates to a robust business model with a strong history of revenue growth. Revenue momentum has slowed a bit of late, even bringing in a loss from last fall's numbers. While some investors are turning tail, Medical Properties Trust plans to continue building its operations. The recent blip could be the perfect opportunity to invest before shares turn back around. There's always the 10.41% dividend to fall back on, which has remained stable through the pandemic and downturn. Realty Income Corp. (NYSE: O) A dividend REIT list wouldn't be complete without Realty Income Corp. Founded in 1969, the REIT has been a long-term opportunity for dividend income. Known as the Monthly Dividend Company, Realty Income is up to 630 consecutive declared monthly dividends. This feat is made even more impressive with 101 consecutive quarterly dividend yield increases. Realty Income owns a diverse portfolio of commercial real estate properties in all 50 states. The REIT also has locations in Puerto Rico, the United Kingdom, and Spain. Each of its 11,700+ locations are single-unit freestanding commercial buildings spanning 79 industries. Tenants include big-name companies such as Sainsbury's, 7-Eleven, Lowe's, and CVS Pharmacy. Over 1,100 clients make for a 98.9% total portfolio occupancy. Many of these leases are part of a long-term strategy to provide a steady stream of dividend income both now and into the future. The REIT added over 300 acquisitions to its list of assets in the last quarter alone. Fears over rising interest rates sent Realty Income stock into a dive during the fall. Investors appear to be jumping back on board, as indicated by the increase last October. Even if you missed that opportunity, O stock is still trading below its 2022 average. There's also Realty Income's stable 4.70% dividend yield to rely on. VICI Properties (NYSE: VICI) VICI Properties is one of the country's largest owners of gaming, entertainment, and hospitality destinations. The REIT has gaming locations dotted across the United States, with the heaviest concentration in the Las Vegas area. In fact, nearly half of VICI's 45 venues are located on the famous Las Vegas strip. As a spinoff of Caesar's Entertainment, VICI Properties has a large assortment of Caesar-branded buildings in its portfolio. The list also includes other brands operating under the Caesar's umbrella. Since its split from Caesar's, VICI Properties has added a number of other big players to the mix. Such names include MGM Resorts, Hard Rock Cafe, Great Wolf Lodge, The Venetian, and plenty more. If that wasn't enough, VICI also owns four championship golf courses located across the United States. As we kick off a new year, VICI Properties draws its attention to finding new leading brands to partner with. The REIT also has 34 acres of undeveloped land near the Las Vegas strip to capitalize on. Despite economic uncertainty, VICI continues to do well for itself on the stock market. Boosts in revenue look great next to a 60% share increase over the last five years, including a hard hit from Covid in early 2020. A respectable 4.81% dividend yield only adds to the appeal. Armour Residential REIT Inc. (NYSE: ARR) As the name implies, Armour Residential invests primarily in residential mortgage-backed securities. Each security is either issued or guaranteed by a United States-sponsored entity. Such entities include Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, or government agencies such as Ginnie Mae. The majority of Armor Residential mortgage loans are fixed rate. Remaining loans are either hybrid adjustable rate or adjustable rate loans. The REIT was incorporated in 2008 and is headquartered in Vero Beach, Florida. Its current share price point makes Armour Residential REIT an appealing entry point into residential mortgages. However, the REIT's cash flow has been up and down as a result of economic factors. Events like the COVID-19 pandemic have had a negative impact on ARR's business model. Armour has yet to return to pre-pandemic trading levels. Third-quarter results came back at a loss of around $144 million, further complicating the company's current standing. Investors believe ARR is on the path to recovery, and success should roll over to stock gains in the not-so-distant future. Perhaps the most enticing part of Armour's offerings is its high dividend yield of 21.31%. While Armour Residential REIT comes with some risks, the potential for reward is just as high. American Tower (NYSE: AMT) American Tower is not your traditional real estate investment trust. Instead of buildings, the REIT invests in wireless communications infrastructure around the world. Starting off as a subsidiary of American Radio back in 1995, AMT has stayed in tune with the times. Today, American Tower deals primarily with cell phone towers across six continents and 25 countries. In total, AMT owns over 223,000 global sites to relay information. The REIT leads the way in innovation to keep its towers operating at maximum potential. It has already heavily invested in 5G solutions to meet the demands of this new technology around the world. Part of its commitment to innovation involves bringing connectivity to the most remote areas in the United States and beyond. The Fortune 500 company does not shy away from making strategic purchases to expand its global footprint. Acquisitions in 2021 and 2022 added new data facilities and over 31,000 communications sites to an already impressive number of locations. These successes translate to continued revenue growth across the board for American Tower. 2022 saw quarterly revenues surpass the $2.5 billion mark as the company reached new milestones. Despite a quiet end to 2022, brokerages believe AMT will remain a solid buy for 2023. Shareholders also get to partake in the 2.95% dividend yield. Prologis (NYSE: PLD) Prologis is all about delivering logistics solutions through its real estate network. The REIT has the most extensive collection of logistical real estate locations in the world. Through these facilities, Prologis provides solutions for companies looking to transport and store goods from place to place. Its 5,800 customers send more than $2.7 trillion worth of products through Prologis facilities each year. This massive amount represents nearly 2.5% of the global GDP. Just some of PLD's customer base include UPS, DHL, and e-commerce giants Walmart and Amazon.\ Prologis has over 4,800 properties, serving North America, Latin America, Europe, and Asia. Although founded in 1983, it was a 2011 merger that really kicked the REIT into high gear. Like many other REITs, Prologis has no desire to rest on its current success. Its development and acquisitions department actively seeks out new locations and partners to invest in. Prologis identifies key opportunities at crucial junctures and will build properties to suit the needs of new tenants. The model clearly works, as Prologis saw a 44% increase in revenue from its numbers in the fall of 2021. Analysts expect PLD to continue outperforming expectations with its solid balance sheet and sturdy business structure. A 2.80% dividend yield is just icing on an already impressive investment opportunity. That’s it for our Sunday Brief! Don't forget to reply to this email with your feedback. We’ll see you again before the open on Monday. Thanks for being an Elite Trade Club member! Best Regards, Elite Trade Club P.S... Want alerts delivered straight to your cell every morning for free?* [Click Here Now]( to get Elite watchlists sent directly to your phone *Standard message/carrier rates may apply. Legal Stuff: Stocks featured in this newsletter are for entertainment purposes only. You should not base any investment decisions on information contained in my newsletter. Stocks featured in this newsletter may be owned by owners/operators of this website which could impact our ability to remain unbiased. Please consult a financial advisor before making any trading decisions. 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