It really is a mathematical equation.

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In response to the OP:Maybe in some mathematic scenario in which all the stars aligned perfectly... maybe you'd make a million "wholesaling".  

Oftentimes one's primary residence is not an asset per the mathematical proof-point above.

The people coming up with this stuff are smart enough to know that it’s impossible mathematically.

Create and modify tables, forms, queries, and reports, all from within Apache OpenOffice.Math lets you create mathematical equations with a graphic user interface or by directly typing your formulas into the equation editor.

Voodoo mathematics with Caps vs real Comps is not going to make up the difference. 

You claimed the incorrect amount because of a mathematical error made in any year.You claimed the incorrect amount because of a posting error made in any year.You have not adopted a method of accounting for property placed in service by you in tax years ending after December 29, 2003.You claimed the incorrect amount on property placed in service by you in tax years ending before December 30, 2003.

Attorneys have tried to put the breach of the duty of care into mathematical terms whether any action or inaction was negligent by using the BPL analysis:B=burden (cost)P=probability of lossL=gravity of lossIf the BP>L, then you are likely negligent.

The income approach is more mathematical.