The reality is that if you speak to many Bid Dogs that have been in the program for over a year, most of them do not have done much or no actual deals at all, and they are very disappointed with the program.Phil and Shenoah are surrounded by a group of assistants which, in my opinion, are just plain liars and fakes, pretending to be seasoned real estate investors, which is really questionable, and talking about incredible and fantastic deals that they are doing, in my opinion, most really in fantasy land.

There are so many issues with your fantasy.

Obvious some stating their cash flow is $100-$200 per door may be close to realistic but any thing beyond that is pure fantasy. 

Do that, and you'll still be ahead of 99.9% of the population, but there's too much fantasy thinking on this site.

They do all the work you collect the check.Write fantasy short stories - Using Wattpad you can connect with 80 million readers and find ways to monetize your short stories.Do a course - Udemy or Coursera allows you to easily do your own course and are the most used.Newsletters - Essentially you create a newsletter on a niche you are curious about and put it behind a firewall.

In the realm of real estate investment, the story of WeWork serves as a modern parable — a tale of rapid expansion, valuation fantasies, and the sobering reality check that followed.

For most people, and many properties,  I think the remote manage with a handyman and cleaning staff can be a fantasy.

There seems to be this fantasy on BP that has been peddled that if you you buy cash flowing properties with 5% down you can retire in 2 years from your W2 job. 

lol ya'll are living on fantasy island.

It is important to be constantly educating yourself so that you know what is real/fantasy. 20 years into our RE investing journey and we work to find things to learn every single day.