Shaping them would definitely help so they don't look like they've grown wild.  

Makes policing very difficult and allows freer exchange of ideas, as wild as some may get, they are free to post regardless of what road they might be on and the chances of being corrected drop, especially if the title of the thread is not very interesting.

.- yes, theoretically you could get title insurance, but it would be wildly ineffective to do so.The reason Jon mentions this is possible in CO is that the properties are posted on a Monday, and auctioned on a Wed.

Quote from @Lisa Graesser: Honestly I would rather have dogs then kids, but you can't charge extra for kids, 😀 I set out leftover food from my STRs to feed wild animals in my yard. 

Flyover country doesn't have the wild swings that the socialist areas of the country have.

For those of you have been following this saga, it has been a wild ride but a great lesson for newbies (like me) and vets alike.

Wild ones are all around my rental, and you can imagine what it is like to work in the yard there when there is no activity to keep them away.I don't allow cats in my rentals.

I should have charged a "wild animal" deposit and monthly fee the way those kids were.Best of luck.

We aren't wildly swinging in our market right now.  

tch below me constantly complained to the manager that I was having wild parties, making all kinds of noise, etc. in the middle of the night.The funny thing about this is I went to work at 5 in the morning, so I was in bed by 9 or 10 o'clock at night.