Any Alaskan would know that RE especially around the Anchorage region more or less has been steady in the past 6-7 years.

There were a few BP blog posts on this topic with the main idea that if you want to have a steady income and few headaches from your properties rent them to those with 650+ credit score, income of 3.5 rent payments, etc.

Happy to chat on KC, Midwest market with strong demand and steady increase in price 

Interestingly enough in New York the medium home price has remained steady, only decreasing less than 1% year over year, which goes back to the extreme low supply of homes.  

We both have solid, steady incomes so conventional financing seems like the best route to take at this stage in the game.

I have a couple rental properties that generate steady income, but seems like it's darn near impossible getting approved for a mortgage while trying to include and/or prove that rental income.  

For me, I am looking for steady income with as much hands off activity as possible so I chose long term rentals because it fits the type of income I am looking for.The next step after that is to do as much research as you can on the investment style you chose and pick the market and do as much research in that area as possible.

I think we'll keep seeing a steady influx of high earners moving down from up North.

Or at least, you will have to maintain a steady job on the side.

For two, I've been an active duty Marine for 17 years; this affords me a steady paycheck that allows me to afford the out of pocket monthly expenses.