She claims to be wildly successful and a multi-millionaire.

If its a community bank and they in tended to portfolio all the paper sure it will be like the wild west where anything goes as long as its prudent and reasonable for your given scenario.

Just because you may be exempt doesn't mean it's the Wild West and you can do anything you like, your activities will still be viewed as to what is deemed prudent and what is prudent is compliance with the laws as they may be applicable.For example, there is no reason that an individual note holder can not comply in giving notices required within the time frames such are required, it's not an impossibility to comply with that aspect and you won't be able say "kings X, the law doesn't apply to me" in every aspect.  

If you are not that expierenced at inpsecting houses it may be worth wild to spend $400 to get things check out.There could be bad wiring, plumbing that is not vented correctly, mold, water damage, foundation issues or other things that you may have not noticed.

@James Ritter in my opinion NYC real estate can be like the wild west.  

Prices vary wildly - education salespeople will try to make as much profit as possible.  

Really it is a wild card because he flip flopped so many times on his platforms, so who knows what will happen.

This is the operators second location and the first one is wildly successful according to the folks that work there (for what that's worth).

It will be the wild west, people will be needing to sell, major rehab needed, a whole bunch of displaced workers, refineries down, destroyed homes. 

Things can get pretty wild investing in the hood.