Sheets for my CCIM and RESSI (Real Estate Securities and Syndication Institute).He taught us much about mathematical tools for analyses; especially calculating IRR with paper and pencil, and the HP12c was advanced stuff.He was a nice and caring gentleman.

There are plenty of metrics I've seen people use that determine the most prudent time to sell mathematically based on cap rate, COC, ROI, IRR, etc. but the big x-factor in these calculations is future performance based on both appreciation and rent increases, which haven't been following a predictable linear pattern lately at all.

And it was all 100% predictable and mathematical, and completely ignored.  

I also have a degree in mathematics from an Ivy League college and I'm smarter than I sound or look, so I apologize if I threw you off with the word cute.

However, if you run your numbers and you can invest in a property which returns equal to or greater than the interest on your student loans, it just makes mathematical sense.

This is a complex mathematical/economical point that I do my best to explain in this article.

Well that defies Mathematics... 

It's simply mathematically impossible that he wasn't complicit in this scam.Also, ask yourself this question.. if there are so many happy Morris Invest customers out there as he claims, why don't we see them on BP? 

Rental properties are nothing but a mathematical formula, just like owning a stock it is an inanimate object and a financial vehicle to get you to your goal.

This is a huge mathematical problem that is very common among REI of different levels of experience.