Indian Boy Hemant Lochav Becomes Multi-millionaire At The Age 20

With a net worth of $22 million (Rs 156 crore) Hemant Lochav has been declared the India's youngest Multi-millionaire.While most children spend their free time playing, and hanging out with friends this 20-year-old boy was negotiating property deals on his phone.

Hemant owns an online estate agency business Name NevertonY which was valued at $22 million within a year. His business offers to sell properties at a fraction of the price charged by established estate agents.

He aims to put conventional estate agents out of business as they charge an extremely high commission to sell property.He charges ₹9k for the same work.

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