It is wild how creating solutions can change a situation, April 1, 2023 I closed on 1522 Latham for $35,000.

Having licenses makes the regular syndication world look like the Wild West.

I find sewer lines to be one of those things that if you get 3 bids, they can be wildly different because some companies will recommend only what is necessary such as just cleaning out the roots annually for $150, or replacing just a small section that has an issue for $2-3k, while other companies like to recommend replacing the whole line whether it needs it or not, charging $20k every time they can get away with it even though the average cost is $5-10k (which is why some of these companies have a reputation for being scammers).

However, everyone seems to have wildly different opinions of what appeals to them.

I’ve used other budgeting apps that sync just fine using third-party services, so it’s wild to me that Stessa can’t get it together.The only reason I haven’t bailed on Stessa yet is that it’s the only one I know of that syncs with AppFolio—which is a must since my property manager uses it, too.

I also call it the Wild, Wild West of homebuilding since it's the closest thing to lawless homebuilding out there.

That is wild.

I'm familiar with how a hard money loan is structured, but structuring a deal from a private lender seems like the wild west.

She ended up inviting me inside, and we talked about her wishes for a different agent, which was surprising and even a bit wild, considering I had just gotten my license and had no business cards on hand.

It can be very difficult to understand the Pittsburgh market as rents and values can swing wildly within a few blocks.