rkymtnman
Well-Known Member
not really. you give that same amount of money to 100 people with a moderate knowledge of real estate and who could buy property in Manhattan at a time when prices were much lower than now would be worth far more than what he's worth.Yeah but turning that $14 million to $3.7 billion is still impressive.
losing personal assets to cover business losses is not good business practice. good business practice is to keep your personal wealth isolated from your corporate wealth.