The Satcharitra says the mansion's 'great fortune was realized.' What does this mean in the context of it becoming the Samadhi Mandir?

The phrase 'the mansion's great fortune was realized' signifies the profound and blessed destiny the building achieved by becoming Sai Baba's final resting place. As Chapter 39 explains, Bapusaheb Buti was deeply worried that his expensive project would be useless after Baba's passing. However, by a stroke of fate and Sai's own command, the mansion was elevated from a simple temple for Murlidhar into the eternal home for the Sadguru's physical body. This was considered the building's highest possible honor and destiny. The text emphasizes this by calling Buti's luck 'blessed' because the holy body of Shri Sai came to rest in his house, transforming his potential loss into an immeasurable spiritual gain.