Joe Stampone's A Student of the Real Estate Game blog brings
us Sam Zell's Fundamentals. Zell has the reputation of being
one to the all time great, and hard-nosed, real estate and business
investors. Here he offers his rules for investing:
Rule #1 - Operate on the condition of no surprises
Rule #2 -Everyday that you’re not selling an asset in your
portfolio, you’re choosing to buy it
Rule #3 - Ensure management’s interests are aligned with
shareholders
Rule #4 - Look for good companies with bad balance sheets
Rule #5 - Nothing should stand between a company and its
fiduciary responsibility to shareholders
Rule #6 - Look for opportunities in markets with pent-up
demand
Rule #7 - The definition of a partner is someone who shares
your level of risks
Rule #8 - Liquidity = value
Rule #9 - Sentimentality about an investments leads to lack
of discipline
Rule #10 - Take meaningful positions so you can influence
your own destiny
Rule #11 - When everyone is going right, look left
Rule #12 - Understand the downside
Rule #13 - It all comes down to Econ 101 – supply and
demand.
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