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.

I think it stems from the illusion startup founders project by becoming young billionaires.

--------I'm under no illusions that this is a good deal, but I wanted to see if there was a possibility of doing something creative to make a win/win for us both. 

@Craig Hanlon  depends on the asset and were it is.. many assets that are buy and hold will appraise or comp for higher than you pay for them giving the illusion of instant equity.. the issue is you will generally never be able to sell and capture that equity... its phantom.But if you buy 30% below market of todays ARV in say Vegas or SF or Manhantan or even my little portlandia then your equity is real and can be captured. and in my mind 6% would be great.. but not if your buying in one of the areas were all you hear is appreciation is icing on the cake those areas generally never move in value.. so you need higher cash flow to substantiate the purchase or the reason to invest there in the first place.

A high gross yield is only an illusion if the market have so much vacancy that you have to expect a long period of vacancy in between tenants.