My market suddenly had a dozen sub-500k houses (mostly small 1400 sqft or less SFHs, but some have been nicely renovated) show up in the past two weeks and we haven't had a decent looking sub-500k house on the market for the past 2 years (except for some hellholes) Houses staying on the market for a week or more, some selling for asking, one sold for less than asking, prices getting lowered--- non of which has happened for the past couple years.

As soon as my PM puts a property up on Zillow for rent, the Zillow expected rent all of a sudden magically matches the number we advertise it for. 

The PNW has so many great places to see and is a great market for STRs however I do not like that there can a sudden change in law that could negatively effect your STRs operation.

I came here for this reason--I thought certainly I must be doing something wrong and that they wouldn't all the sudden take this feature away and make me pay $20/month for it.  

About 63% of people here have a 4 year degree and 25% have a Masters or Doctorate degree and there wasn't nearly as much supply because we have limited room to expand and it's a higher income economy where people can carry their mortgage if they lose their job.As the recovery started to kick off, a few years in, as housing prices increased here, I predicted condo's would suddenly start to go up much faster in price because they are a substitute good.

I suddenly owed about 60k in 2.5 months.

With a 0.75% floor, if the stock market goes down 10% in 1 year, the insurance company will still credit you 0.75% based on your cash value (this is better than what most banks offer for savings/checking accounts); however, with a 13% ceiling, if the stock market surges 30% in 1 year, you will be capped at 13%. 

The dogs are sweet most of the time but they require strong pack leadership, a ton of exercise and can be triggered suddenly and without warning.

She initially stated she would move out after 30 days but suddenly decided to leave tomorrow.  

-What does that mortgage broker do when they go from processing more loans than ever, to suddenly having nothing but tumbleweeds rollin' through their office?