Suddenly, my Insurance company (who already binded my policy on closing) is starting to at concerned and is asking A LOT of question such as who will manage the property?

And therefore, housing expenses go up – whether it’s rent or purchase price.It’s simple supply and demand.If you’ve read some of my other posts here about millennial migration and the trends affecting the Sacramento and Stockton housing market, you’ll understand why there has been a sudden increase in demand for Central Valley housing as of late:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/621/topics/396725-millennial-migration-to-sacramento-2017---here-comes-the-rushhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/627/topics/528157-stockton-the-last-bastion-of-housing-affordability-in-californiaThis trend isn’t stopping either… more and more millennials are turning 30 every year (over 4 million) and the average age a woman has her first child is 28.

I had a sudden shift in thinking and knew working my "Hazardous duty" job for 20 years just to collect a pension would not be enough to provide any last legacy for him.  

Not to long ago a fella previous was very Bullish on Vegas-why the sudden change of heart. 3.

I don't know how they can wait three weeks to decide something is now suddenly wrong.

many years ago all of a sudden the title companies we were suing said they could not insure our tax lien foreclosures.

However, this isn't always the case  - for example in the housing crash rents in some markets barely budged due to the sudden demand for rentals by foreclosed homeowners. 

If you're suddenly force to sell and overpaid to start, plus all the commissions and closing costs, you could lose your shirt. 

I noticed we had a sudden major swing to the highest search volume in over 5 years.

Although there was a surge in renters, there was also a surge in rental units due to so many foreclosures being converted to rentals which essentially created an equilibrium between supply and demand.