@Rob Massopust not to rain on your parade but there is another emerging "group" steadily taking over market share from wholesalers and that is licensed RE Agents & brokerages teaming with home owners to complete a full rehab to than list the property full retail.

Better get out of the analysis paralysis mode soon as prices have been steadily rising and it looks as though that trend will continue throughout the rest of the year.

Depending on how market conditions play out over the next few years, these areas will continue to steadily appreciate.

My statewide and generic keyword rankings have steadily been going up.

For example, .6 is the same as 60%, 1.0 is the same as 100%, 1.2 is the same as 120%, etc.You'll notice that this curve has risen above 100% (the 1.0 line) four times in the past 50 years -- from 1997 through the beginning of 2001, briefly again in 2002 (this one is hard to see because it's so quick), from about 2006 through 2008 and then starting in 2014 through now.Does that clarify?

Likewise if prices decrease so will they.Example- I bought a house (MH on land) in 2014 subject 2 the underlying mortgage at full price of $84k and rented it at $1050, my rent has steadily increased and just rented it for $1,650 this month for a year.

I remodel homes for a few house flippers and am always looking to take on more projects to keep me and my team working steadily throughout the entire year. 

Quote from @Huston Kennedy: Steadily or Steady? 

Wages have not risen anywhere near the rate of the cost of goods.

Have you looked at Steadily?