My dividend account is invested in single company stocks (mostly dividend aristocrats).

The Dividend Aristocrats (of which I have a cherry-picked portfolio), for example, are S&P 500 companies with a track record of at least 25 years of annual dividend increases.

I live and invest in CHUBBUCK/Poky.

Invest the money in the market (bonds, treasuries, dividend aristocrats).

Invest the money in the market (bonds, treasuries, dividend aristocrats).

ARA in Poky does solid work.

@Alan Miegel Personally I’d keep the brownstone because it sounds like a property that would be hard to replace with something better on the open market, but if you’ve already decided to sell, the smart move is to take the money and park it in a high dividend yield index fund comprised of aristocrat stocks like SPDR S&P Dividend ETF.

beautiful architecture - I have seen so many in europe - but there is no rentable way to keep their aristocratic beauty in tact!

Qualified dividends are taxed at 20%, which is lower than ordinary income rates which 401k's and traditional IRA's will be subject to when making withdrawals.There is at least one other Dividend Aristocrat in the REIT space, HCP, which is in senior care.

@Kathleen D.Dividend aristocrats