If you already have a stable, performing portfolio, it could be a great option!

I also think the price of steel is more stable than lumber.

The apartment in a community where mostly IT professionals live so rental income is expected to be stable over years. 

I am looking for a lender to factor in my background, experience (not much but I am cash flowing over 50% more than what those unit would rent for on average because I rent room to room), and extremely stable job to build a relationship with as I grow my portfolio (hopefully into multifamily in 2021).  

Cap rates are compressing each year and I think we will gain a lot more attention in the coming years with how stable our market has been. 

Also, your income might be more stable if you are also considering an employment change somewhere down the road.However, if you move a certain distance away, you might be able to do a new FHA loan without refinancing the old. 

And of course there is the popular option of investing in B- to C+ areas that provide 2-300 dollars in cash flow a month and are in pretty stable markets.

In the next few years real estate investors will be raising money, tokenizing properties and tracking title on blockchains.Additionally, you can now issue tokens of your property to the blockchain and deposit those tokens with a "DeFi" company like BlockFi and borrow or lend against the equity in the token.We are launching a Net Lease Security Token fund as a 506D offering which will be fully tradable after a 1 year lock-up and investors will be able to invest with Ethereum or USDC stable coin and also invest with Dollars and receive ETH or USDC for distributions and return of capital.  

The area's population is pretty stable, being generally unchanged for the past 20 years.

However, I have been reading that the Treasury is more volatile than Prime.Is this index more stable or less stable than the Prime index?