The last few months have been wildly busy which is great to see from the brokerage side.

History shows that markets dip after a decade of wild growth (again depends on market).I think there are lots of factors that are causing people to stockpile cash: huge amounts of homeowners in default, millions of renters that will be evicted as soon as moratoriums are lifted, 25+% of restaurants / bars closing, major impending correction to the office market, potential large change to geographic requirements of work, not to mention an increasingly interconnected banking system, where if enough corporations / homeowners default on loans, it will send a ripple effect through the greater economy.

It's still kind of the 'wild west' with Airbnb in the city.

tenants are looking for a wild amount of concessions, so not sure if you're taking that into account with the rent you're looking for. 

Then you can really let your creativity run wild.

The most popular varieties tend to be those from hot growing regions of the world and include Tempranillo, Mourvedre, Sangiovese, Viognier, Malbec, Primitivo/Sangiovese, and your usual suspects (Merlot, Cab Sauv, Sauv Blanc, Pinot Noir) due to market preferences more than climate suitability.On flavors, like I said above, Texas is a wildly varied state, like CA, in climate, soils, and methods, so basically everything from traditional whites/reds you might find in CA to crazy native grape/hybrid variety wines!

Can you harvest, clean and cook exotic wild game? 

@Jared Wild in my experience it's pretty difficult to determine who is responsible for a bug or pest issue, especially in South Carolina.It's also an emotional/hot button issue as literally no one wants to live in a place without ants, mice, etc. 

Two years later, strong rental demand and wild appreciation have made it the next best thing I've ever invested in from a returns perspective besides $AAPL, $TSLA and bitcoin. 

What's a wild guess at what I can look forward to in the future as an offer?