Preferred Stocks of REITs

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Real estate investment trusts (REITs) are big issuers of Preferred Stocks and we list them below. Most REIT Preferred Stocks are unrated.

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From this page, you can start your research on Preferred Stocks. With current prices and yields, you should be able to select a few that appear to meet your yield requirements.

Preferred shares are issued by a corporation as part of its capital structure.

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How do You Buy Preferred Stocks?

You buy Preferreds just like you would any stock. Put in an order in your brokerage account and wait. The prime difference with preferred stocks is most trade very “thinly” with little volume, so you should always use “limit” orders or you may pay way more than is necessary for your shares.

To get more information on preferred stocks, screen them, set up your own portfolio and receive email alerts, go to www.preferred-stock.com now.

NOTE

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Dividends on Preferred Stocks of REITs are NOT eligible for preferential tax treatment (they are NOT qualified Dividends). The reason for this is that the REIT pays no taxes, thus you receive a larger dividend, but it is taxable.

All issues below are $25 issues except for 1 issue which is a $50 issue highlighted in grey. 

As always any issue paying monthly distributions are highlighted in grey.

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Clicking on the security name below will take you to the individual issue page where you can do some further due diligence.

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Tim McPartland is a private investor with over 45 years of investing experience. His analysis, research and writing is devoted to the hunt for income producing securities of all types, but in particular specializing in preferred stocks, exchange traded debt and Master Limited Partnerships.
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