Barbara Corcoran, known for her role on “Shark Tank,” has amassed a substantial investment portfolio by focusing on tangible assets like real estate and consumer products. Her approach contrasts with tech-heavy investments, leading to substantial returns and an estimated net worth of $100 million.

Corcoran’s real estate journey began in the 1970s when she started a small agency in New York City with a $1,000 loan. She later published the influential “Corcoran Report,” which solidified her industry presence and attracted high-end clients, leading to the growth of the Corcoran Group into a top real estate firm.

After selling her company for $66 million in 2001, Corcoran ventured into other investments, including her role on “Shark Tank.” She follows key rules in real estate, like a 20% down payment and aiming to break even in the first year, setting the stage for long-term profitability and growth.

Despite investing over $5.5 million on “Shark Tank” with a 90% loss rate, successful investments like The Comfy, a wearable blanket, have yielded massive returns. With a 936,000% return on investment in just three years, Corcoran’s focus on simple, tangible products has been key to her financial success.

Her investment in Grace and Lace, a company specializing in hand-knit socks, exemplifies her knack for identifying products with consumer appeal and social impact. By supporting entrepreneurs and providing mentorship, Corcoran helps businesses thrive and grow, contributing to her own financial success and wealth accumulation.

Read more at Yahoo Finance: How Tangible Assets Built Barbara Corcoran’s Multi-Million Dollar Portfolio