Mathematically, the Seller will just add the 3% commission back to the sales price.

I can mathematically prove to you cold calling is bad!

Being able to mathematically add value with commercial property by increasing the NOI is a great strategy for wealth building.

Mathematically, one option is slower growth (which you agree to).

When you buy stocks, you're setting your intuition and understanding of the marketplace against professionals, guys attacking the prediction of stock prices using advanced mathematics and modeling.

But we are all out our opinions, no matter what laws of nature or mathematics they violate :-)It sounds like you can distance yourself from the sales and mentoring aspect of the presentation, and that is very good.

(THIS IS THE SECOND EXAMPLE ABOVE THAT YOU CLAIMED COULDN'T MATHEMATICALLY EXIST).As you can see, the negative leverage (extreme negative leverage in this case) reduces your NOI and your COC by 50%. 

Short term LUCK can prevail; over a longer term the mathematical “odds” begin to dominate the equation.So, how does an investor learn to “perceive” risk \ reward more accurately than the general public, and hence increase their odds of obtaining greater returns and/or less risk?  

Lol mathematically much of his advice sucks.

@Chris Hill mathematically it would be faster to pay off 10k per month than save up 120k/year and throw it at the loan at the end of the year.