I expect this spring to be kind of crazy and if the market goes wild and I want the money, I may just sell but I probably won't.

Am I wildly off in any of my assumptions / missing something?

Also, we get wild fires a lot, and where ever there was a fire in the summer, there were floods in the winter.

P.S he’s still wildly entertaining

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.

It has definitely been a wild year!

@Logan Hill Welcome to the wild world of real estate investing!

I personally would like for the cash to flow wildly starting day one but the truth is we, as investors, often buy not on the property but the mismanagement/sins of the last one that can only be corrected over time.Hope this helps...

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.

For some reason it just scares me- wld love to hear how to avoid this or any tips because I know it can be wildly successful too.