I can only imagine the "wild swings" in Houston real estate since 1987.If those Houston REOs are not selling at listed pricing, "keep pounding" those banks with much lower offers!

Most I've met simply know how to fill a hotel ball room with people, wet audience's whistles with wild success stories, and then send them to the back of the room to swipe their Amex card for "additional training" or mentorship.

The future is always a wild-card . . .

I know nothing about CA.Here, that is wildly overpriced.

Seems like there is only two directions they can go -- blast off and become wildly successful, or on the other hand, crash and burn into oblivion.

It has definitely been a wild year!

The Omaha market is slow and steady so we may go down a little but its not a wild ride like some other parts of the county.

Yes, numbers need to add up, but there are several markets around the country that provide solid cash flow and decent appreciation potential, without the wild highs and lows of primary markets.

This first deal I'm scheduled to close in 10 days and it's been a wild emotional roller coaster haha.

Give freebies,get you all excited and WHAM out comes the expensive course along with tons of emails from 3rd parties wanting a kickback.I'm all for education if it's worth wild.