Instrument NameInnovative Industrial PropertiesInstrument Symbol(IIPR-N)

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Cannabis assets are out of favor just now, and the company's latest news didn't improve the situation.

IIPR earnings call for the period ending September 30, 2024.

These high-yield dividend stocks should bring both growth and income over the long term.

These smaller, rapidly expanding companies have significant growth potential.

IIPR earnings call for the period ending June 30, 2024.

These companies are unique success stories in a challenging cannabis landscape.

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These companies are both profitable and raking in cash.

A modest amount of money can go a long when when it's put to work in game-changing businesses with well-defined catalysts.

These dividend stocks all yield more than 6%.

Despite a broad rally in cannabis, this top Canadian LP has failed to join the party.

The company's cost-cutting initiative and pivot to medical cannabis could pay big dividends for patient shareholders.

IIPR earnings call for the period ending March 31, 2024.

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These supercharged dividend stocks -- sporting an average yield of 9.02% -- can pack a punch for income investors' pocketbooks.

These stocks are quietly making a comeback, providing both growth and dividend income.

Many dividend stocks don’t offer attractive growth prospects. But when it comes to Innovative ...

Both bull and bear markets can present opportunities for long-term investors.

Investors seeking passive income could love these REITs.

Innovative Industrial Properties's dividend yield is more than five times higher than the S&P 500 average.

These high-octane income stocks -- sporting an average yield of nearly 9% -- can fatten the wallets of long-term-minded investors.

These stocks should be very attractive to income investors.

IIPR earnings call for the period ending December 31, 2023.

The marijuana industry has struggled, but these two companies look like winners over the next few years.

These top-tier income stocks, which sport an average yield of 7.51%, can fatten investors' wallets in the new year (and likely well beyond).