PHOTO: Mr D’Agata still lives at home to maximise his savings, but is considering moving into his first property in future.Source: Supplied
When Joey D’Agata graduated from high school, he had one clear goal in his mind.
While his teenage peers focused on partying and the freedoms of adulthood, Mr D’Agata was determined to become a homeowner — the quicker, the better.
For the next two to three years, he juggled his full-time university studies in exercise and sports science while also holding down a full-time job running and then managing sports programs for kids through the PCYC.
He remained in his family’s home in Sydney’s Mascot to avoid paying rent while other teens moved out, and ruthlessly stripped back expenses wherever he could.
In 2015, at the age of 21, his hard work paid off.
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