Sure it will be disruptive for 6-18 months, but it will be overcome as things slowly get back to normal.

Price drops will only occur if something disrupts that demand (like a recession), or if something causes supply to spike. 

This rental increase can be extremely disruptive to the repeat business that many homeowners rely on.Many Cape and Islands homeowners struggle economically due to the very seasonal nature of business here.

Complaints could prove disruptive.

I'm looking for a property with a large backyard or opening to an alley, so It will cause little disruption to the tenants.

A bidder contacting a borrower can be disruptive and the bidder may not execute the purchase.  

Its starting to bother me, and worry about too much disruption for tenants. heck i would be annoyed..His landscaper gives me a padded quote for yard fall cleanup.

The "corporate axe" still fell and knocked them off their professional tracks, and/or Wall Street ate their investments ("savings"), and/or domestic issues disrupted their lives, ...Rather than judge, I'd be far more likely to suggest to people that where ever they are and however they got there, here's what they need to do to start getting back on their feet and getting moving again, only toward a better end goal.My $0.02...

On the flip side the additional traffic (T.V. highway is bad enough now, add 20k residents and watch out) and the availability of nicer homes nearby might disrupt the values around the area. 

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