Heck, it pains me to say, but even the German carmakers have lost that race to the Chinese in the last years on both accounts.I love the idea of the US coming together for a massive cause and rally, we have to acknowledge that the leap that is required to do so is geometrically larger compared to WW2 efforts. 

The stone has a 70s vibe to it between the orange bricks and the geometric shapes.

But that could geometrically increase your leverage risk. 

When you grow your primary circle of influence geometrically, you grow your secondary circle exponentially.

I hope that they take any wealth I leave to them (not likely to be a big pile of cash, by the way, more likely to be business and investment assets) and increase it geometrically.

When you get to a point that your monthly expenses are covered, any deals you do on top of that go to increase your wealth geometrically.

Geometric progression in action!  

He is horrible at math but does a fantastic job at the few geometric equations he uses over and over again.Also, keep in mind you wont be a room full of investors scrambling to do math equations and the first one to complete gets to make the offer. 

Also if you have a cap rate of 3% for a property that has an NOI of 10 million dollars per year and you are able to add 1 million dollars a year to that NOI your appreciation returns are non linear but rather more geometric. 

But yes for one property the solution that gets you maybe 85% of the way without the geometric progression in costs is probably an LLC owned by a trust.