And I don't mean mathematicians, I mean normal everyday people. 

(But we use math for practical purposes, not navel gazing stuff like the mathematicians or the physicists.)

This is what happens when the recovering mathematician is let out of the bag, I suppose. 

It just seems less complicated, but I am not a mathematician. 

I'm no mathematician but those numbers dont add up.  

You don't need to be a mathematician to know that this makes sense.

I am not a mathematician but I think we can stand to lose approx 0.003% of our population and still be ok as long as its not the top of the top.   

Praire Avenue in Torrance is correct for the asking price of $261,000 unit and I think we can make $3.5 million on that one in 10 years.Feel free to correct my math because my brain is all over the map and I don't claim to be a mathematician nor am I even positive about how all the profits are calculated e.g. principal paydown and tax depreciation.For my charts, I added the increases for the cash flow every year after rent increases and the numbers are impressive and should make investors more-motivated.

I am not a mathematician but it just seems like a numbers game.  

No need to hire a mathematician or engineer just to regurgitate answers.People are having to take more responsibility for creating meaning out of our lives than ever before, and that can be a terrifying prospect if one isn't willing to invest the effort.