I feel a little more optimistic towards the situation.

Obviously, I'd much prefer their numbers, but I think they're overly optimistic. 

Granted, I haven’t done a ton of research on this as a millennial, but I think as they (we) get older, our minds may change; maybe I’m just optimistic.

Three weeks lead time I think is too optimistic.

They are glad to see it removed as that means a decrease to blight and crime, and also and increase in home values.I'm optimistic our city will make a good turn around in a few years!

Providing you directly verified the tenants' wages with their employer's I'd say you should be very optimistic about these people.

The part that makes me cringe is suggesting that it's wise to price such optimistic appreciation into a model when we've had a massive run up for the past 6 years (or so) already.

However, I'm an optimist and I have found that some people may have made mistakes at some point (even in the recent past for some), but that doesn't meant they're bad people or can't pay their rent.

Optimistically fingers crossed.

Your expense allowance is very optimistic for a place that is old enough to be rehabbed.