I just laugh when the buyer's agent presents the fantasy bid and "expects" the Seller to agree.

It can work, sure, but way more people have been burned by running too quickly into door porn fantasy.

What can I say, I prefer to live in the truth and not on Fantasy Island like the rest of America.

(Actually my wife is the clinical psychologist)...but my guess is that they are bored and riddled with anxiety at the same time, and “making their next move” is a nice fantasy for them.

-This idea that tenants (both residential and commercial/office/retail) are going to "get caught up on rent later" (by spreading out the missed payments or tacking them onto the end of the lease) is complete fantasy.

To expect that, however, is pure fantasy.

I don't mean staring at a wall thinking about what your fantasy life is.

Pay special attention to what the lease rate starts at and how it rises over the years.People have this fantasy sometimes about the food business but it rarely matches up to reality.Hope it helps.

My fantasy capital company is from a closed loop of investors, and you'll find that those "students" will also trade out of a note they acquired passing it back through the "investment club" the same note may be cycled through the rinse 4 or 5 times in a couple years.

It also means that you ensure you're not dealing with some fantasy chasing iriot who is wasting your time.