Dividend Stocks

Mid-America Apartment Communities (NYSE:MAA), better known as MAA, is one of the largest owners of apartments in the United States, with a portfolio concentrated in the Sun Belt. For income investors, its appeal rests on a rare combination for a REIT: a mid-4%Yieldand one …

Main StreetCapitalCorporation (NYSE:MAIN) has built a devoted following among income investors for a simple reason: it pays every month, and it frequently tops those payments up with supplemental dividends.

Healthcare real estate has drawn income investors looking for demographic tailwinds, and National Health Investors sits squarely in that trade. The Tennessee-based real estateInvestmenttrust owns senior housing, skilled nursing, and other medical properties leased to operators across the United States, and its trailing yield …

NL Industries has quietly become a talking point among income-focused investors, and the reason is arithmetic rather than glamour. With the stock trading in the mid-single digits and a quarterlyCash Dividendthat management recently nudged higher, the trailing yield sits in the mid-5% range.

Nobility Homes is one of the smallest companies most income investors will ever encounter, a Florida-based designer and manufacturer of manufactured and modular homes with aMarket Valuein the tens of millions. Yet its shares, trading around $27, carry a yield above 5%.

Insperity has quietly become a name that dividend-focused investors keep circling back to. The Houston-based professional employer organization pairs a steady, fee-basedBusinessmodel with a payout that has climbed for years, and a trailing yield in the mid-4% range now sits well above the broader …

Newell Brands, the company behind household names like Rubbermaid, Sharpie, Graco and Coleman, has spent recent years in turnaround mode, and its dividend tells much of that story. With the shares trading in the low-single digits, the quarterly payout translates into a trailing yield …