Blockchain is just a "shared ledger" with a bunch of mathematical features like proof a certain certificate signed a transaction.  

Also, a good place to start is Ken McElroy's The ABCs of Real Estate Investing; his other book The Advanced Guide to Real Estate Investing did not impress me at all (plus the book has many mathematical errors), but I started reading it after going through most of Alcorn's material.

Now consider having cash value that is guaranteed, earning tax free dividends, is protected from creditors, is in a mathematically designed product that has never failed (Whole Life Insurance) Plus it has a death benefit which is hands down the best transfer method of an estate..My whole point is to use life insurance as part of a real estate strategy.

I can give you a mathematical interpretation for this.

The wages/jobs and equally as important local working class spending habits, will mathematically make that impossible..  

there's better demand and lack of inventory in that market LOL this is mathematical issue.

The BRRRR method made the most sense mathematically to us, and I consumed as much informational content as I could.THE JOURNEY:Step 1: We bought our first home (primary residence).

They are either a mathematical (positive) profit or a (positive) loss --- as opposed to a loss being represented by a negative number.... 

Cap rate is simply a mathematical formula that is a measure of performance of a income producing property.

I think it all depends on what your doing in your life and what your business is.for those that their SOLE goal and business is owning rentals.. and to the extent the banks will still give them loans at high LTV's  and they are comfortable with that.. then of course mathematically no one can argue the leverage position as long as   as you state you have something to put the money into.