This document appears to be a real estate guide that explains various mathematical properties using housing examples. It outlines properties like the identity, inverse, zero, distributive, associative, commutative, reflexive, symmetric, transitive and five property problems all through the lens of real estate transactions and housing equivalencies. It promotes a strategy of selling identical houses A, B and C using the transitive property to argue that if a customer likes one, they must like all three.

1. Taylor Morin Math Estate
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This is the ultimate real estate guide
for mathematicians. Every property is
explained in plain math terms.
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2. Identity Property of Addition
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3. Inverse Property of Addition
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4. Identity Property of Multiplication
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5. Inverse Property of Multiplication
* =
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6. Zero Property of Multiplication
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7. -1 Property of Multiplication
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8. Distributive Property
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9. Associative Property of Addition
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10. Associative property of Multiplication
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11. Commutative Property of Addition
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12. Commutative Property of
Multiplication
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13. Reflexive Property
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14. Symmetric Property
=
=
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15. Transitive Property
We have patented the idea of selling multiple homes that are exactly the
same. To make the buying process easier for the customer, we created this
strategy. If you like house A, you must like house B, and if you like house B you
must like house C, so if you like house A you must like house C too! While this
may be complicated, we give you these options, either buy any of the houses
or better yet, buy them all!
A B C
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16. Five Property Problem
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17. Five Property Problem
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