I'd assume that it's just that it's such an old house, it's a bit drafty and it shifts in the wind and that's what causes the phenomena, but who knows?

This phenomena has not gone unnoticed, when you see spammy self promotion please don't hesitate to hit report and we will review!

yes and it's also the same phenomena in Asia too.

Many people act as if this is some new phenomena, it isn't.

@Jimmy Humphrey  to answer your question i'll just point out a typical phenomena that's true whether we are talking about stock investing or real estate investing.  

I understand the tourism-growth phenomena well, having lived in Florida and now outside Aspen.

There were no such transactions or deed transfer recorded for those properties even if that team of agents provided an record at Zillow.com that the property was sold at which date.Have anyone notice a similar phenomena in your area?

@Frank Wolter  it is an amazing phenomena of out of area investors flocking to cash flow cities.. 

This is a phenomena we've never had to factor in when trying to figure out where the top is.I believe it is also market-dependent.

Bank underwriters simply "accepted" this phenomena as gospel.