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To: Return to Sender who wrote (52956)	6/4/2020 1:12:13 PM
From: E_K_S	2 Recommendations Recommended By Cogito Ergo Sum Return to Sender Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 67815

I am finding good yield in the REIT market but you must not reach for yield. Recent div payers I own and am buying are CTL, T, BGS, WMB, KMI and others. It's hard because you must evaluate their debt/leverage and the sector but doable. You might scan the income investing forum here at SI . There are some very smart income investor there w/ spreadsheets at the top of the site w/ real time updated data on income stocks (REITs, UTY and others). I have been stock investing full time since 1990 also doing real estate investing too. If/when we ever go into negative rates, I am not sure what I will do as owning real estate and generating income is hard (cash on cash) and not as liquid as stocks. I see $UTY finally negative today. I own D (4.3%) and been buying WEC (2.8%) but only buying WEC at yields >3%. I find the pipeline companies provide a good yield and w/o too much leverage WMB (7.7%); KMI (6.5%) & PBA (6.8%). I will buy income property if I can obtain a cash on cash Cap rate >8%. So, investing incorporates a lot of time and risk control if one wants to spend the time. Vanguard funds can do much of the same thing w/ what they offer. The key to watch is the FED. My wild guess is in 2-3 years there will not be a FED as we know it. The US will issue their own notes, called the United States Note... as we both said, We Live In 'Interesting' Times. Good Investing EKS