The more specific the better the results, otherwise agents will feel like they are on a wild goose chase and all parties don't want to feel that way. 

this job was crazy.. it was never ending and it felt like i was trying to trap wild animals with my bare hands. i am so happy you sold it and i will never see it again. i am also ecstatic that you made a nice profit on it as well..it was a good learning experience for you and i am glad i was a part of it!

Appreciation is the wild card.

I am currently living in a 2/2 condo I bought in 2007 - during the condo conversion craze that spread like wild fire in South Florida just before the market crashed.

We just haven't gone to war, had an earthquake, a nuclear disaster, a 'fat finger', banks gone wild, etc, for the last couple years so its been rosy.  

That number can vary wildly depending on how risk averse you are, and I tend to avoid the riskier stuff.  

The labor rate is what can vary so wildly and can throw a budget completely out the window.

Up here along the Wasatch Front, things are wild right now.

They insisted that I was confining wild animals against their will.

The market is wild here along the Wasatch Front right now...