The pseudo mls websites are known to be wildly inaccurate. as per compensation?

@Cj Powderhorn @Ben Grubb - I sent you DMs.

The renters would really like to have the keypad code but I’m hesitant to share as that would likely mean needing to share other keypad codes with other units.The reality is, I’m not entirely opposed to having them have the code, but want to reduce the possibility of a code “in the wild”.

Now I love me some SEC college football but if a city's economy can be measurably hurt by missing a *single* home SEC football game I'm not wild about the prospect of investing there.

I'm finding fees vary wildly, from 3% to 14%, and much of it depends on deal size and the developer's participation in the equity/cashflows on the backend.

Just remember, North Texas real estate can be a bit of a wild ride, so be ready to jump on a good deal when you see one.

@Tony Gaultney STL can be a variable place, and the lower end of the market can be wild depending on the neighborhood.  

It's been a pretty wildly successful build, almost doubling the #2 airbnbs revenue in my small market

I say this playfully of course, hahahColumbus does still have good deals if you hunt, and the appreciation has been wild, I agree. 

My hubby also is a white water kayaker and pre-children I spent most weekends camping all around North GA and beyond w/him near the wild creeks & rivers he'd run.