what I like about MLS is you can go through a normal buying process. .wholesalers want to hype their deals info is wildly incorrect.. they want up front NON refundable deposits and your not getting any of that back.. they just try to create a false sense of urgency.MLS you take your time make your offers you can offer less you protect your EM you have inspections you can re trade within your contract time lines etc etc..MUCH more buyer protection that way.. the market will dictate the final outcome.. not a wholesaler hype machine and no real due diligence.

With that kind of real estate in your pocket you are certainly wildly successful and a very savvy and intelligent person. 

The price you were quoted is wildly cheap. 

It sounds wild to think of it this way, but certainly will free up cash to invest in the next couple of years.  

Toledo’s median home list price of $200,000 is less than half the national average while price volatility has been muted compared to the wild fluctuations in much of the country.

@Brett Skyllingstad That can very wildly.

*This was a personal attack, totally uncalled for, based on wildly inaccurate assumptions.

While obviously, tax assessments and home appraisals are two different things, they aren’t supposed to be wildly divergent, right?

(I was still inches away - you could see the electrical current - wild!)  

I am trying to rent out my condo. Zillow gives a monthly rent estimate of $2,200. Rentometer estimates an average of $3,500 and a range of $3,000-$4,000. Apartments.com estimates $3,500. BiggerPockets estimates $2,500...