You have a wild card in that mix.

It was beautiful but the smoke from Canadian wild fires put a little bit of a damper on the holiday!

Any wild event in their life like a divorce, death, money trouble, etc, could cause those years of relationship to instantly vanish along with my and my client's money, and so many times there is no recourse even if I were to sue and win.

Things have been wild lately.

For example rent on an office space can vary wildly between one city and the next.

Originally posted by "**********":Ryan.That is absolutely wild!

Numbers notwithstanding, I don't have a lot of confidence in the management team's ability to manage their manager.Another deal I saw had a wildly inaccurate IRR calculations.

Very odd - but then again commercial real estate lending is the Wild West and new things come up all the time.

If you buy a really nice Mercedes, spend a bunch on your wife, and take a wild trip to Vegas, you won't have to worry about your money because it will almost all be gone.Good Luck,

Perhaps I'm mistaken, but what I understood is that he was pointing out that your projections seemed to be wildly optimistic, and allowed for nearly no room for error.