Hemant Lochav is the founder And CEO of NevertonY.com, an online estate agency business that has recently been valued at $22 million. His age is 20 years as in 2019.

Hemant Lochav is one of the fastest growing Internet entrepreneurs of India. He is the founder and CEO of NevertonY.com. India's Cheapest Online Estate Agent

“NevertonY.com Is A Nationwide Online Estate Agent. NevertonY.com Provides You A Platform To Sell Your Properties At Just ₹9k (nine thousand Indian rupees).

Their Mission Is Pretty Simple. Selling Properties Superfast, By Offering Super-Brilliant Client Service And Even At More Super Price.

With NevertonY You Make Selling Properties In India

As Easy As Selling A Smartphone. No, Easier.

The Team Is Lead By The founder and CEO Who Has Been With The Business at age of 13,”

Hemant Vision " We Want To Revolutionize The Indian Or As Well As all Over World Property Market By Offering A 96% Discount On Property Selling"

He Has More Then 60k Followers On His Instagram

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