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Public Storage is historically cheap. Its share price has crashed even as the company kept growing. Is now a good time to invest in the stock? I explain why I am not investing.

AbbVie offers a high dividend yield and a great track record of dividend increases. Lowe's Companies is a Dividend King poised to benefit from the aging of U.S. homes.

High-margin stocks generally trade at fat premiums on the stock market. But that's for good reason.

Realty Income is the largest net lease real estate investment trust and its yield is near decade highs. Industrial REIT Rexford is hyperfocused on one market, but it's a good market and the REIT's yield is near decade highs.

Real estate sector has underperformed this year, but I believe it is due to an erosion of perception, not value. Top real estate stocks have generally reported strong earnings results, beating estimates and raising guidance. Here are two top REITs to buy hand over fist.

Investors are abuzz about whether or not Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK-B) will do a 180-turn and become a dividend-paying stock.

Some REITs are losing their appeal due to slower growth and questionable fundamentals. Public Storage is the leader in the self-storage sector and offers a conservative investment with a strong operational history. Despite a growth slowdown, Public Storage stock remains undervalued and has a potential upside of over 15% annually. I view the company as a "BUY" with an upside.

There are two types of REITs: COWs (Cash Only Wanted) that focus on high dividend yield, and FROGs (Fast Rate of Growth) that prioritize maximizing total return. Higher yield usually means lower gain, and vice versa, so investors generally have to choose between the two. This article lists 13 REITS that have grown Funds From Operations at double-digit rates, maintain ample liquidity, and have o...