My first thought is to call the cops and be there when they come so they don't have to bust your doors down.Then again, Colorado is the wild west compared to PA.

A steadily appreciating neighborhood not prone to wild swings in both directions (ie.

If there is drama (relationship issues impacted work performance, restraining orders, police reports) in their life before the divorce then the divorce will be a wild ride and you might be in for some challenges.

That is not intended to sound arrogant, just stating my point of view.Our park was the wild west when we took over because previous management/ownership had few rules and enforced them differently for different tenants.  

I avoid any granite that could be too taste specific or to wild of color combinations as these will go out of style quickly.

The enforcement people for the city of Houston get a wild hair about bandit signs every few weeks and step up removal efforts.

I had another woman that wanted a house and her son was running around like a wild man trying to stick her keys in the electrical outlets.

I can't really think of it without letting my imagination run wild.

Just have to be careful as the quality of neighborhoods vary wildly.

The situation with the newbie wholesaler may be one where he is a wild card, just enough knowledge to be dangerous, both to himself and the people he deals with.