Aaron Kirman's Speech Impediment Prevented Him From Saying His Own Name as a Child. Now, He's Sold $3.5 Billion in Real Estate. How the real estate superstar sells to billionaires and royalty.

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Entrepreneur Network partner Venturer spotlights real estate mogul Aaron Kirman, whose learning disabilities as a child prevented him from speaking his own name. Now, Kirman has sold $3.5 billion in real estate.

In this video, Venturer and Kirman take a peak at one of the nicest estates in all of Malibu. Click play to take a tour of the house and learn how Kirman sells some of the most expensive properties across the globe.

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