Five take-aways from Donald Trump's financial disclosure
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-33644498
Throughout the book, Trump repeats this strategy. He gets the property cheap enough to cover his downside risk… and he buys it with leverage (using other people’s money).
Believe the best of yourself. Become the person you would like to become.
Believe that you will achieve your goals, and keep reminding your subconscious mind of what the overriding goal is now.
Reframe reality to give the best possible plausible interpretation of how events could work out in your favour. Build your strongest suit and that of your partner(s) into the new scenario, and imagine how it could conquer all.
Believe that you have what it takes to win; find opportunity in the most dismal circumstances. You too are a survivor and you will survive.
In 1971, he took control of his father’s apartment rental company, Elizabeth Trump & Son Co., and later on, he renamed it The Trump Organization.
Trump stuck mostly with real estate investments during this period, particularly condo associations, huge apartment buildings and Federal Housing Administration (FHA)-backed housing, all in the New York metropolitan area.
Trump hit a milestone in 1980 when he teamed up with the Holiday Inn, Corp., (then parent company of Harrah’s casino resorts) to develop a $250 million hotel and casino complex in Atlantic City, named Harrah’s at Trump Plaza.
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