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Going back to your teen years

Adil Azad
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I m a 16 year old a senior in high school and I do not know what should be my next steps. I can not afford to go to college I do not really have any support. I am thinking to get my real estate license when I turn 18 and work as a real estate agent.

If you can go back in time let’s say as a 16 year old what would you do differently and what should I do or can do?

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