Anyone else noticing this change, or is it just an anomaly?  

My prop management company knows what to look for -- and the correlation between documentable income, and the consistency of rent being paid on time, is an anomaly out here.   

Clearly there will be an anomaly in the last quarter.

Rarely there are anomalies, but most of the time you can figure out why some homes sold for higher/lower prices, or sold quicker/slower.

Over 40,000 tournaments it would have been a tremendous statistical anomaly for me to lose money assuming I was a good player. 

Or people riding the AirBnB party bus, only to realize the numbers from 2020/2021 were an anomaly, the short-term market is saturated in some places, and cities are cracking down.

I am able to get higher than market in a few of my properties due to some anomalies in the rent setting standards but it's not always the case. 

I think my market (Rochester NY) is a bit of an anomaly, as I've explored other markets but always return here where I rock my hybrid model where I trade off some cash flow but get a good area and position myself for an easy BRRRR.

@Fred K.This area is an anomaly for decades....cant put affordability indexes or any other 1%,2% rules to bay area.

The market is saturated and competition is higher. 2020 and 2021 reservations were anomalies and the market is going to slow.