(possibly in response to recession). ...it would be a really wild ride if we went from 3% mortgages, up to 6.5%, and back down to 3% in the matter of 6-24 months!

That fact is wildly unacceptable to me. 

Being in California it just seems so wild to not offer appliances but if they need it, I will supply them.

I'm pretty sure based on this that just about 80% of new landlords think their rental property is worth more per month than it really is.Illusory superiority aside, the needs of our applicants will naturally vary and sometimes their living priorities vary wildly from our expectations.

I cannot remember the last time I have been in bumper to bumper traffic.For me the wild card is the political climate of the state.

Half the house eaten up - $20k - $200k and that's a wild guess.Get no fewer than 3 bids to know the answer to your question.

And even then, their projection looks wildly "optimistic." 

That is wild!

Learned the hard way the swamp was too stagnant to grow wild rice.Much of what you said about land brokering is also applicable to regular RE, although tools of the trade are cheaper. 

As we already know, because of the wild, reckless actions of the big banks selling derivatives that had little to no worth, the big banks were insolvent a year ago.