NONE of these "ands" is a guarantee so it mathematically is incorrect to call it a numbers game.it is NOT a numbers game.The harsh reality of the matter is you need to think, and stop accepting opinions from others just because you want them to be true.

I had previously listed it with another realtor and did not have any of the mathematical details in the listing.

So, here is the story: I read a book called Timing the Real Estate Market and the author gives a mathematical approach to timing the market that uses 5 metrics and moving twelve month averages to keep track of what the trends are.

But I am seeking a mathematical solution

How would you account for that money mathematically?

So yes they are mathematically the same, one’s just simpler to understand in a instance

All other things being equal, pre-constructions are mathematically (much) better deals because you pay (much) less, assuming again that you're not overpaying, as a discount on an overpriced property is no discount.

I'm a high achiever, miniature boss-lady with a 140 IQ and an undergrad in mathematics.

.: @Chris SeveneyI've posted on other threads - i'm not really changing my strategy in response to the macro changes, just accepting less cash flow as long as I get the other benefits. mathematically speaking this is given as spread between bond and appreciation/cash flow has reduced LOL you would be okay as you are veteran on this lol

Everyone agrees (because it is mathematically correct) that to retire young the most important first step is a high savings rate.