With increased affordability and enhanced purchasing power, we might see a surge in transactions.

The "next tax bracket" does not suddenly increase your taxes.

All of a sudden he needs/wants almost 2 free weeks after close to move.

Take care of the groundhog then raise rent before your market suddenly implements rent control.

Here are a few points to ponder:Market Volatility: How do market fluctuations affect our investments, and what are the best practices to safeguard against sudden changes?

A tenant is one month behind on rent, and he has all of a sudden stopped communicating with me.

We are experiencing the same astronomical surge in rates here in California.

Although whoever is selling you the MF, he/she will be very happy :-)Your biggest risk is actually not from the low rent-to-value ratio but if there's a sudden economic crash or meltdown like in 2008, where bay area house price is heavily reduced and end up at foreclosure. 

I don't remember the phone number: says dear ol Betty.But suddenly, she had an idea...

That same home in Cali would run $5M-$15-Million and the taxes are also a fraction of the cost.Maybe it's a little foreshadowing into where the next big markets will surge just like a good majority of CA home owners moving to Nevada and what some call the new Hollywood.