We have seen some wild swings.

Jobs and scarcity will  keep prices from cratering  but history has shown it can happen.. in the great recession of 1989 to 1992  .. values in those areas on some homes dropped worse ( 50%) than they did during the 08 GFC... but then again high tech was not as pronounced as it is today.. its wild there no doubt.. wish I never sold my house there.. it got to just under 500k by 93 and I sold and moved to the Napa valley I thought it could never go higher.. 

My journey into real estate investing has been a wild ride since the start and is very fulfilling.

Took 2 weeks to get city approval.Material delays due to COVID and wild fires. 

Frustration is just part of the process-- ---along with elation, despair, wild-eyed enthusiasm, anxiety, etc.

wow this is wild, flush out the seller have them sign an offer to purchase ?

The government has indeed gone wild!

That's wild.

That would be something I'd be more interested in because the property managers goals wild be aligned with mine.

These types of businesses, even if they are wildly successful have little value beyond the book value of the assets.When we would consult with these types of companies we would invariably recommend the owner endeavor to divorce himself from the business over time.