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Learn about setting up and handling your business with tips and tricks from Warren Buffett's legendary ways of making money with Building A Small Business That Warren Buffett Would Love. Summary Of The Book Building A Small Business That Warren Buffett Would Love presents the fundamental principles used by Warren Buffett, one of the richest men in the world and the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, to turn his hundred thousand dollars investment into a forty billion fortune. These principles are presented in an easy way so the general reader can easily comprehend them. Building A Small Business That Warren Buffett Would Love gives solutions to people who are looking to start their own business. The underlying framework and template are always the same whether the business may be small or big. This book is a sound, straightforward and logical guide for achieving financial success. It also has helpful insights for already established entrepreneurs who would like to learn something from Buffett's investments and business perspectives. The book provides a bird’s eye view of Buffett's investments strategies and how they can be applied to small time businesses. You will also read about the essential criteria Buffett looks at before investing in a business. Having high return on investments, strong earnings, a consumer monopoly, having a low-long term debt and the ability to reinvest the profits again are some of the core principles that Buffett follows and strongly believes in. Brownlee illustrates several examples and stories to help business owners identify where the biggest opportunities for growth in their business can be found. Set in a slightly humorous tone, the book helps the owners understand what they are doing right and what they are doing wrong. Brownlee also explains about taxes, toll bridge strategy, retained earnings, and revenue forecasting in this comprehensive book. About Adam Brownlee Adam Brownlee, the former Director of Small Business Development Center at Western Kentucky University, has tremendous experience in consulting for small time business owners in the area of marketing, financial management and planning. He has three books related to investments, finance and business to his credit. His other books are Taking the Last Steps to Financial Independence and My Happy Assets, Small Business Coffee Hour. Brownlee has studied Computer Programming and is also a business analyst. He has also written several financial articles for television channels like CNBC and websites like Intuit.com and Investopedia.com.