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E.B. Tucker

E.B. Tucker

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Writer, The Tucker Letter

Tampa Bay

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  • WeWork’s $47 Billion “Room Hustle”

    By E.B. Tucker Verified| caseyresearch.com@ By E.B. Tucker, senior analyst, Casey ResearchI had never heard of the “room hustle” until I met Delonta (pronounced “Dee-lon-tay”) in June 2011. Three years later, it’s a phrase I was happy to forget. I had just posted a sign in front of my largest rental house – “7-bed 4-bath available NOW!”Delonta called me within minutes. He told me he was on the way with a cash deposit. Delonta had a plan. He wanted to start a business. It was well thought out.

    By E.B. Tucker Verified · caseyresearch.com

    May. 11, 2020

  • Strategic Investor: The Floodgates Are Open - Billions to Hit This New Market

    By E.B. Tucker Verified| Townhall Verified Ricky and Ronnie Schilling packed everything they owned into a beat-up Lincoln and headed south for Tunica, Mississippi in early 1992. People called them idiots. The two brothers had a checkered history in the entertainment business. They owned a string of floating nightclub barges docked on the banks of the Ohio River in Cincinnati. With names like Porky’s, Prime Time, and The Beat Club, they made the most of the fading disco era. The last of their floating discos was Splash.

    By E.B. Tucker Verified · Townhall

    Nov. 29, 2018

  • WeWork’s $47 Billion “Room Hustle”

    By E.B. Tucker Verified| caseyresearch.com@ By E.B. Tucker, senior analyst, Casey ResearchI had never heard of the “room hustle” until I met Delonta (pronounced “Dee-lon-tay”) in June 2011. Three years later, it’s a phrase I was happy to forget. I had just posted a sign in front of my largest rental house – “7-bed 4-bath available NOW!”Delonta called me within minutes. He told me he was on the way with a cash deposit. Delonta had a plan. He wanted to start a business. It was well thought out.

    By E.B. Tucker Verified · caseyresearch.com

    May. 11, 2020

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The Tucker Letter

Tampa Bay, United States