@Frank Greg It's fairly obvious from the fact pattern that the seller got paid too much due to a title company mistake.

One of the biggest complaints for many of the button style locks is the keypad fails due to the environment.Also the button systems eventually show a wear pattern that people can use to guess the codes.

They you can look at those sales on the map, in the area you are searching for lots, and try and see if you can determine any general patterns.

Quote from @Patrick Britton: I'm seeing a pattern and it's not these professions.I know plenty of good real estate agents.

Finally, there are general demand drivers that will not change immediately, and therefore keep sentiment low: inflationary environment pushes more capital to hard assets, recessions push money to hard assets, news outlets running stories about how this millennial or that has made a killing in real estate pushing more people to real estate in all forms, office and retail money moving to multifamily and industrial as the pandemic and consumer patterns have shifted for the long term.Will there be a correction, or at least a slow down, yes.  

Once you have a list, ask them who they have in their networks and see if there is a pattern.

It is an actuaries job to determine risk and mitigate it, they have noticed a pattern and who am I to argue with them. 

There doesn’t seem to be a predictable pattern to reassessments in the areas I’ve been looking in, but I plan for the worst. 

It is possible someone at a higher level may refuse to underwrite the loan if they see this as a pattern but I don't have personal experience with this.

I would  be very surprised if the IRS did not challenge this specific fact pattern.