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Jenny Harrington, CEO Gilman Hill Asset Management, joins CNBC's "Halftime Report" to detail her latest portfolio moves.

The 4% rule may be outdated due to current inflation and market conditions, making income stocks all the more relevant. I highlight two quality players who offer well-covered dividends and strong business models. Both companies carry strong balance sheets, and could be potentially rewarding for long-term income and growth.

NNN REIT is a well-diversified and stable income-generating REIT, despite underperforming peers like ADC and EPRT due to slower AFFO per share growth. NNN's conservative capital allocation and low investment volume hinder its growth compared to peers, but it maintains a solid occupancy rate and strong balance sheet. NNN offers reliable dividend growth with a 35-year streak, a low AFFO payout ratio, and a BBB+ credit rating, making it an attractive income investment.

Dividend growth stocks may not be the most exciting investments, as they generally work best for longer-term investors. Every month, we screen for dividend payers with relatively higher yields. Though we don't accept just any high-yield dividend growth name, we are looking at dividend safety and consistency of growth is also important.

These 3 high-yield stocks offer double-digit payouts while keeping risk in check—find out why the market is mispricing them. A government-backed REIT, a powerhouse midstream MLP, and a rock-solid BDC—all yielding 10%+ and primed for growth. Investors rarely get opportunities like this—here's how to lock in sustainable 10%+ yields before the market catches on.

I am bullish on NNN REIT due to its strong portfolio, high occupancy rates, and undervaluation compared to peers, offering potential for capital appreciation and dividend income. NNN's triple net lease structure minimizes landlord responsibilities, making it an attractive investment for passive income without the hassles of property management. Despite recent share price declines, NNN's consistent revenue and EBITDA growth, along with a 5.74% dividend yield, indicate strong long-term performance potential.

Real estate property values have rebounded, but REITs remain undervalued. The near term is uncertain, but the long-term macro case is very favorable to REITs. We explain why and highlight a few of our Top Picks.

The market is currently giving investors the chance to buy high-quality dividend growth stocks at deep discounts and high yields. We are taking advantage of these opportunities. I share three of them in this article.

REIT dividend yields are historically high. Even high-quality REITs are now offering high dividend yields. We build a REIT portfolio generating $1,000 monthly dividend income.

NNN REIT (NNN 5.73%) has been a wealth-building machine over the years . The real estate investment trust (REIT) has increased its high-yielding dividend (currently 5.8%) for 35 straight years.