Shaunt Keshmeshian got his start in real estate at a younger age than most when, at 14-years-old, he contacted the top producing agent in his neighborhood for advice in helping his parents sell their home and purchase a new one. Two years later, he was working as that agent’s personal assistant, learning the ins and outs of commercial and residential real estate alike. By age 19, he had worked his way up to a loan processor, then a senior loan pr...