Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment CorporationCHMI
RealEstate · REIT - Mortgage
Scored 2026-07-29 · updates weekly
What’s driving the score
100 is the best score. The small percentage shows how much each factor counts. Hover a factor name for what it means. “n/a” means that factor doesn’t apply to this type of company (banks and REITs work differently), so the other factors count more.
The bottom line
As of 2026-07-29, Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment (CHMI) scores 16.4 out of 100 on the Dividend Safety Checker scale, which rates its dividend Very Unsafe. In our testing, about 2 in 5 stocks with this rating cut their dividend within a year.
The strongest parts of the picture are revenue growth, yield vs its own history, cash vs debt. The main things holding the score back are dividend growth (1y) (scoring 0 out of 100) and profit steadiness (0 out of 100). Dividend growth over the past year. Companies usually freeze the dividend before they cut it.
Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment currently yields 17.9%, last cut its dividend about 1 year ago. The score updates weekly as new filings and prices come in.
Common questions
Is Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment's dividend safe?
As of 2026-07-29, Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment (CHMI) scores 16.4 out of 100 on the Dividend Safety Checker scale, which rates its dividend Very Unsafe. In our testing, about 2 in 5 stocks with this rating cut their dividend within a year.
How likely is CHMI to cut its dividend in the next 12 months?
Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment is rated Very Unsafe (score 16.4 of 100). In our testing, about 2 in 5 stocks with this rating cut their dividend within a year. The rating comes from a formula tested against every US dividend cut from 2008 to 2025.
When did Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment last cut its dividend?
Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment's last dividend cut was about 1 year ago, based on its payment history.
What is Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment's dividend yield?
As of 2026-07-29, Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment yields 17.9% based on its trailing 12 months of regular dividend payments.
How is this dividend safety score calculated?
The score combines 12 measurable factors: payout ratios, debt, profit steadiness, yield versus the stock's own history, and the company's cut record. Each factor is graded against 18 years of real dividend-cut history. The full method is public at dividendsafetychecker.com/methodology.
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