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Many investors fear that REITs will crash if we hit a recession. But I expect the opposite. As weird as it may sound, I think that a recession would benefit REITs.

National Retail Properties is a well-managed, diversified REIT with long-term dividend growth potential. The trust has consistently raised its dividend for 34 years and is poised for another hike in the third quarter. National Retail Properties offers a higher margin of dividend safety compared to peers and has a solid track record of performance.

Agree Realty has a historically high 4.9% yield backed by a dividend that's growing quickly. Realty Income has a 5.9% yield backed by the largest net lease REIT in the market.

The real estate investment trust's tenant base is diverse and focuses mainly on smaller clients.

Real estate has been the cornerstone of human evolution, transforming from a basic necessity to a symbol of wealth and prosperity. Ownership of real estate can bring a flood of passive income into your portfolio. REITs offer the same potential, with lower barriers to entry and better diversification. We discuss two bargain REIT investments offering up to ~12% yields.

Not all REITs are equally attractive. Some are overpriced. Others are undervalued. Here are 2 overrated REITs and 2 better alternatives to consider.

The commercial real estate market continues to face challenges from elevated interest rates and rising supply. Retail real estate stands out with low vacancy rates, benefiting companies like Realty Income and Agree Realty. Industrial and multifamily sectors face rising vacancies due to increased supply, but leaders like Prologis and Mid-America Apartment Communities show resilience.

REITs are ideal retirement investments. They provide high yields, inflation protection, and are historically cheap. Here are 5 of my favorite REITs for retirement.