I am a student at Boston University studying Mathematical Finance.

Wrap buyer gives you all the cash you invested in the property back when they buy then you make the delta on the spread.. for sure this mathematically works..

Mathematically, you take the expected interest rate and divide it by 72 to get the number of years for your investment to double.

., but the DATA says that is not true.So I have factually, mathematically proven to you, without any room for opinion, that I am in fact accurate and correct.Everyone with a probstream membership answer me this.

Surveying has a lot of 'art' and nuance to it as well as the mathematical component.

So, mathematically, you should continue to rent.However, for your longterm financial wellbeing, owning is better than renting and you build up equity and benefit from rent increases from owning investment property plus all the tax benefits you don't get from renting.I would look at buying a duplex in a market like Lansing, MI.

Agreed in a mathematical sense.

You win buy buying Park Place or Boardwalk and putting up hotels on them.also mathematically speaking, only appreciation really matters, if appreciation velocity is fast enough you can put cash flow as less priority as long you know when to sell.

If you followed a blog that told you the math didn't matter, you should do this instead, and then gave you an affiliate link to an investment that was mathematically inferior you would likely stop taking the advice of that blogger.

This happening was a mathematical certainty to come, no genius on my forecasting it, it's just math's.CRE has a LOT of "pull" to get assorted bail-out's.