There are two considerations I can think of...First, when air taxis become a reality, Uber (or whoever) won't be able to make money in a two minute hop. 

The near-term reality is that construction companies and contractors will need a far greater number of people than are currently available in southeast Wisconsin to build the FoxConn campus.

.$1234 = Rate extension lock fee$1357= Prepaids$477 = Appraisals$1095 = loan processing feeThey took $1792 from me in Dec 2017 for appraisals and initial fee and fooled me by giving 3.875 but in reality my rate turns out to be 4.25 and it will take me 7+ years to recover all this fee ($3024 + 1234 = around $4300).

I don’t mind doing my own due diligence but if the wholesaler is so far out of alignment with reality (in my estimation anyway) then creditability flys out of the window.

This is reality, if she can't pay this is not the house for her.

I’m looking to get started in how to make this a reality for me.

FHA is pretty good about keeping their loan limitations in line with local market realities, with $774,050 being the current FHA loan limit on a 4-plex (see below, chart straight from HUD).

In all reality he didn't know how to properly manage a property and the eviction process sounded too scary so he gave in and the tenants got a free ride for many months.

Is this accurate or a play on reality?

Consider it "free expedited reality adjustment".