Warren Buffett Bought Nebraska Furniture Mart For $60M With A Handshake Deal In 1983. He Relied On His Shopping Experience Instead Of Audits

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Warren Buffett made a $60 million unconventional deal to buy 90% of Nebraska Furniture Mart in 1983 with a handshake and minimal contract, relying on his trust in the seller, Rose Blumkin.

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In 1983, chairman and former CEO of Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK, BRK.B)) Warren Buffett made one of the most unconventional deals of his career. He bought 90% of Nebraska Furniture Mart for $60 million. No audit. No team of lawyers. Just a 1¼-page contract and a handshake. A Business Deal Built On Trust The seller was 89-year-old Rose Blumkin, better known as Mrs. B. Born in Belarus, she immigrated to the U.S. with no money, no formal education and no English. She started NFM in a basement with

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