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Mark Cuban says his best investment of all time was still living like a student after college—including sleeping on the floor and driving a $200 broken car

Before selling his first $30 million company Microsolutions, Mark Cuban lived with five roommates in a 3-bedroom apartment and shopped for groceries at midnight to save money.

By Jessica Coacci

September 29, 2025

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