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In 1956, while most investors were chasing hot stocks, he bought a dilapidated duplex in Omaha—not to flip, but to recaulk the windows, replace the rusted gutters, and install a second-hand water heater he’d inspected for wear patterns and residual lifespan. That same year, he taught his first neighbor how to calculate ROI on a new sump pump by comparing its $420 cost against the $1,800 basement flood claim she’d avoided over seven years—then sketched the amortization curve on the back of a Home Depot receipt. He doesn’t quote P/E ratios at the hardware store; he compares PVC pipe grades to bond maturities, explains intrinsic value by tapping a loose floorboard and listening for hollow resonance, and insists the best investment isn’t a stock—it’s the $29 adjustable wrench you’ll use every week for thirty years if you oil the pivot screw twice a year. His tool shed has no wall calendar—just a chalkboard tracking compound interest on spare change saved in a coffee can labeled 'Emergency Roof Fund'.
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