Hopefully they didn't pay everything up front...have the realtor talk to the stager to replace anything that has wild, loud, Picasso like colors.I have used stagers and have full reign to see what they have done and just say no.

Some are fully aware of the dangers of wildly fueling the market and the potential costs to taxpayers, but they don’t care, as long as they make buckets of money in the meantime.

I'm told this change may take place tomorrow, next year, 10 years, it's unknown.Prior to the elevation certificate, I've received some wildly different quotes for insurance.

Pretty wild, so definitely figure out what kind of rehab budget you'll need.

@Cody DeLongOpportunity Zones are still sort of the wild west right now.

.$190k all in for a 2-family in a not so desirable neighborhood in New Britain is at best paying market value and at worst wildly overpaying.

Some states are putting in some pretty wild laws.

Look at the recent wild fires.

This can be extremely difficult as it requires you to make a wild guess about the future value of the home, and future rents throughout ownership, both of which are moving and unpredictable targets.

When you do that, let your mind run wild.