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"IYRI Is A Bullish Way To Collect Monthly Income From REITs"

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Jul 23, 2026
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As you know by my name, I love dividends. And in addition to sharing on here, I write regularly on the investment platform- Seeking Alpha.

My goal there is to teach everyday investors about building wealth, so they won’t to need to work to traditional retirement age.

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Current Price: $48.76

Dividend: $0.45

Reliable monthly income. Tax-efficient distributions. Real estate diversification.

If your goal is to outperform the S&P 500, keep scrolling.

But if your objective is to build a portfolio that generates dependable monthly cash flow without selling shares, the NEOS Real Estate High Income ETF (IYRI) deserves a closer look.

As a dividend-focused investor, I’ve always believed real estate investment trusts (REITs) deserve a meaningful allocation inside an income portfolio.

They provide attractive yields, portfolio diversification, and exposure to high-quality real estate businesses that many investors overlook.

Unfortunately, REITs have developed a reputation for being “slow growers,” especially compared to technology stocks.

While companies in the Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLK) continue to dominate headlines, many investors ignore the role income-producing assets play in creating long-term financial freedom.

That’s exactly where IYRI fits.

Why I Still Like IYRI 😊

I first covered IYRI earlier this year with a Buy rating because I believed the combination of attractive income and potential rate cuts created a favorable setup for REITs.

Since then, the fund hasn’t generated spectacular price appreciation. That’s expected.

Covered call ETFs are designed differently.

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