How is the fate of the Buti Wada described in relation to Bapusaheb Buti's personal luck or fortune?

The transformation of the Buti Wada into the Samadhi Mandir is depicted as an event of supreme good fortune for Bapusaheb Buti. Chapter 39 highlights this by stating that through a "stroke of fate," the mansion's "great fortune was realized." Despite Buti's initial despair that his efforts would be wasted, the outcome was the greatest possible blessing. The text explicitly praises his luck, saying, "Blessed is the luck of Buti, in whose own house The body of Shri Sai rests; whose name is exceedingly holy." Instead of just housing an idol, the building he financed became the sacred final resting place for Sai Baba's physical body, an outcome deemed profoundly auspicious.