usually, when the investment is going south, people is suddenly quiet.that is why in BP these days nobody bragging about how many doors they have LOL 

You think hotels just suddenly lower their prices on rooms because the hotel tax was changed? 

What was happening earlier that suddenly there are more sellers and few buyers in the market and people are finding it difficult to sell properties?

Between January 1, 2000 and April 15, 2000, the dot-com bubble started to deflate and the quick millions in their trading accounts suddenly turned into big losses.

There was a thread on here recently where the HOA decided not to allow rentals anymore effective immediately (with threat of a lien on the property and fines if owners refused) and half of the units were going up for sale at the same time because of the new rule (obviously that creates a problem for those selling as it's hard to sell when the market is suddenly flooded with competition).

Suddenly stop responding timely?

@Edmund Ricker   @Dion DePaoli  is really the note expert on the BP site. however since your new and asking questions.Notes are sold to the market place based on risk... and NPN ( especially seconds) are the most risky first next risky... you need to buy those notes with a lot of yeild on them to mitigate the down side.Its not like your going to buy a NPN and write a letter and all of a sudden a home owner miraculously becomes a A plus borrower.. can it happen yes. .but its not 100% by any means.. so the market is telling you what the risk is based on history.. and then it gets down to the market were the notes are etc etc..

If they go out and gain (2) new credit cards, it might send a small red flag making the underwriter ask, "why does this person suddenly need so much credit?"

After changing majors and schools, my Dad died suddenly which put plenty of financial pressures on me and my family.

Like why would we assume even with great growth it would cause values to surge disproportionately higher than Dallas or Chicago.