Most investors going after yields over 9% end up taking up substantial risks. For instance, dividend stocks yielding above 9% end up cutting dividends far more often than increasing them. Sounds awful. We don’t want to get a high yield today just to have dividend cuts and declining prices tomorrow. So I’ll share a report with you that I recently sent to members of The REIT Forum before we purchased shares. Why am I sharing the same report I wrote for them? Because it’s great transparency. It also makes this ...