But if there's is some monumental real estate bubble that bursts, I have no illusion that the money I have in the stock market or in bonds is going to "save me".  

I'm under no illusions that it will be "easy."

I think the illusion that it is a ranch style home rather than a typical mobile home may have a broader appeal.

As for books, "Think and Grow Rich" as well as "Illusions" have made a huge impact.

If it's in the shower, you can purchase shower heads that concentrate the flow of water (similar to a pressure washer concept) which would at least tube the illusion of higher pressure.

They offer no credentials, no real service, they don't review businesses or have any skin in the game; It's an illusion. 

So if someone wanted to pursue legal proceedings they would be dealing with whoever is named as the trustee, under the illusion that they own the property?

Not that its lack of temperature eliminates opportunities, but don't fall into that whole illusion of the "right" time to get in.

The whole system is an illusion.

Illusions of granduer.