"Seadrill (SDRL) carries with it a unique opportunity for income investors seeking a pure play in deep water drilling outside of the post-BP spill in the Gulf of Mexico," says growth and income specialist Bryan Perry.

The editor of The Cash Machine explains, "The company was formed in 2005 and owns the most state-of-the-art drilling equipment in the entire industry that commands premium day rates.

"I believe we have a unique opportunity to initiate a new position in a company that is still under the radar of most investors: CoreSite Realty Corp. (COR)," says growth and income specialist Bryan Perry.

The editor of The Cash Machine explains, "CoreSite is structured as a REIT intended to meet the strict needs of the information technology community; it manages more than 2 million square feet of data center space for more than 600 customers.

"Since the company's founding in 2001, CEO Thomas Ray has been in charge of the company's actions. (Before the initial public offering in September, Ray also served as a managing director of The Carlyle Group.)

"The hunt for high-yield in the agriculture sector only turns up a few names that fit our appetite for fat dividends and the potential for serious upside capital appreciation," says Bryan Perry.

The growth & income specialist and editor of The Cash Machine explains, "That said, let's get long shares of Terra Nitrogen Co. LP (TNH), a master limited partnership which offers a current yield of 10.1%.

The fertilizer sector is not only resilient, but now has an M&A premium attached to it because of the hostile bid for Potash by BHP Billiton.

"It looks like we have a golden opportunity to take advantage of the macro natural gas theme, involve some professional management, diversify risk, collect a double-digit yield in the form of quarterly distributions and have a security that's appropriate for IRAs and self-directed retirement plans," says income expert Bryan Perry.

The editor of The Cash Machine explans, "I'm speaking of the Cushing MLP Total Return Fund (SRV), a NYSE listed closed-end fund that owns most of the leading gas Master Limited Partnerships.

The objective of the Cushing MLP Total Return Fund is to obtain a high after-tax total return from a combination of capital appreciation and current income. The fund will try to accomplish this by investing at least 80% of its net assets in MLPs.

"All across America, college town populations are rising much faster than practically any other real estate market; that's because enrollments on a national basis are on a steady rise," says income expert Bryan Perry.

In his The Cash Machine, he looks to Education Realty Trust (NYSE: EDR), a real estate investment trust that provides high-quality student housing throughout the U.S.

Perry explains, "While it's still early to call a bottom for real estate in a number of regions -- especially in commercial properties -- one thing is for sure: Parents will give their right arms to send their kids to great colleges.

"There is a stealth bull market for apartment growth in major college towns, and rents are only going to rise in the years to come as the broader economy rebounds.

"I remain optimistic that now is a good time to be purchasing high-yielding assets," says growth and income expert Bryan Perry.

Indeed in his industry-leading The Cash Machine, the advisor adds two growth and income picks to his buy list: AT&T (NYSE: T) and Verizon (NYSE: VZ). Here's his assessment.

"Even if you are forecasting a recovery in mid to late 2010, you should be aggressively buying strategic high-income assets over the next three to six months.

"DuPont EI Neumours (NYSE: DD) is a world-class company with a world-class dividend yield," says growth & income expert Bryan Perry. Here's the latest from his The Cash Machine.

"Some of the biggest winners in a recovering economy are those stocks of companies engaged in the basic businesses such as industrial chemicals, plastics, and adhesives.

"The firm can implement price increases along the way, which could translate into phenomenal earnings surprises and set a stock like DuPont in motion higher.

"Duff & Phelps Utility & Corporate Bond Trust (NYSE: DUC) owns a nice blend of corporates, utility, and mortgage-backed securities," notes income expert Bryan Perry in his growth & income oriented Cash Machine advisory.

"These types of securities are getting more attention with the notion of an economic recovery occurring late this year, implying a higher demand for power and thus a rebound in the utility sector as a whole.

"If investors can lock in a 7.5% yield through this senior debt holder of major global utilities, then you can rest assured that the monthly dividend, which was raised this month, is secure.