Diaclaimer: article from last month.

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    17 hours ago

    He is 23 and started his career in real estate after high school, that means 5 years ago as COVID’s initial wave was dying down, borrowing money was cheap, and people were suddenly alowed to move house again. I bet he made bank in that time!

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        15 hours ago

        If he lived with his parents all that time then I can believe it. Real estate agents print money when the going is good and work secind jobs when it’s not.

        It says he had rentals too, which seems to be common with real estate agents for some reason that I have to assume involves a conflict of interest.

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        15 hours ago

        Wen borrowing money is cheap, people start buying houses like crazy and running up their mortgages. It’s not the teenager borrowing it’s the people he was selling houses to.

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    20 hours ago

    *23 year old pays the down payment on a million dollar home for his parents.

    “House price $1,060,000. I’ve paid 20% down on it — all from my savings,” the real estate agent, who started his career after high school, said.