BP is showing anomalies in their posts because that's what people want to see.

Sure, there are anomalies which you should recognize, but list price means nothing to ARVs.

I guess I'm an anomaly.

With inflation you have normal inflation economic cycles but than anomalies like coronavirus.

Are you asking when compared to 2021 (the anomaly super year)?

Over the past 6 months, I've noticed a significant chance to purchase discounted real estate and sell it with owner financing. I see a unique market situation that offers substantial returns without the need for bank ...

The last 10+ years were the anomaly when it comes to historical rates, not right now.

First American would do them for $150 and it was usually well worth it, especially if it has turned over multiple times and there was an investor, death, dissolution or anomaly discovered in your ownership chain research.  

If there is, they're an anomaly.  

The market is whatever someone will pay for something.Your subject property is a comparable sale and depressing the market if you buy it at a discount (another way to look at it).If you purchased a property and did nothing to it and then sold it for a substantial profit 8 months later (congratulations), the conventional underwriter had to justify the original value as an anomaly and more than likely put in the notes of the file that the first purchase was a distress sale of some sort.