But once you get into grading out a property to build a facility (I've done two 6 acre parcels now and it's cost me over $200k each just for dirt work and another $250K for paving) the up front pricing can get a little wild. 

(I'm a big fan of 15 year loans).The people I know who went belly up either had adjustable or balloon loans that couldn't be refinanced, or they jumped off the train while the ride was still wild.

It's a wild world out there

Assuming and assumption are words for wild guess.I personally know a number of people who filed bankruptcy after assuming appreciation on their real estate investments.

In urban areas values will vary wildly block by block. 615 sq ft 2 bed is a small layout.

You said she sued the HOA, so maybe she went wild with one of those crazy produce-the-note or predatory lender complaints.

Dan, the HOA dues are sort of the wild card.

You have been having some real wild and crazy questions here, amplified by your avatar BTW, just rock'n out smok'n something.

They're wild animals but legal to keep in most places (let's assume legality of keeping the snake; illegality muddies the waters).

They can vary wildly all over the place.