Only by inserting a fantasy data at some area, but that's "cooking the books", and obvious fallacy like saying landlords can "absorb" the added costs, absorb where?

Either you read some crazy fantasy (or misunderstood what you read) or you’ve come up with something yourself that due to your inexperience you don’t realize has no basis in reality.

Well come 6 months to a year or so later, this thing is worth 120k now(fantasy numbers here).

If you weren't paying the cost of utilities before, I call that fantasy land.

Skip Sundays because the game is on and you really really want to beat your buddies in Fantasy football?

Willat ordered a fantasy mash-up of 18th century Swiss, Belgian, and English cottages that could also be used as a logo for his production company.

We have considered after a year or 2 after collecting income  , to sell the homes for 10-14k , its hard to sell mobile homes  , but in a fantasy world , lets say we were to sell them for 12k which would get us back $276,000 , we of course hope to have made money in this time frame to justify the sell .

Hello everyone.I am here daydreaming during my 9-5 day job but contemplating in taking a development project of a lifetime. Putting my thoughts and numbers here and hope you guys would give me a sanity check. My back...

I suppose getting a contractor on-site is the most responsible route for due dilligence, just don't want to waste time for everyone involved if this is fantasy land.

Now this may seem common sense but I assure it is a common ailment of mass delusion as many are seeking the price of the negative load with all the attributes of the positive load, or what we call fantasy land.