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Pelosi Made 178% While Your 401(k) Crashed

Nancy Pelosi: Up 178% on TEM options
Marjorie Taylor Greene: Up 134% on PLTR
Cleo Fields: Up 138% on IREN

Meanwhile, retail investors got crushed on CNBC's "expert" picks.

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Agents: Not an Expense—an Insurance Policy

Every investor thinks they don’t need a real estate agent—until they lose money, time, or sanity. Usually all three.

You’ve probably heard the excuses:

“I don’t need an agent, I know the market.”

“I don’t want to pay commission.”

“I’m already talking to the seller directly.”

Sure. And I can drive a nail with a shoe. Doesn’t mean it’s the right tool.

Agents Know What You Don’t

Even if you’ve been in real estate for years, your agent lives in the MLS. They see price shifts and trends you won’t find in Zillow headlines or YouTube gurus. They can tell you which zip codes have quietly gone soft and where demand is quietly heating up again.

The right agent spots the red flags on title, zoning, and inspections long before you’re signing repair addenda at midnight. Their commission isn’t a cost—it’s a preemptive refund on the mistakes you didn’t make.

Agents Multiply Your Opportunities

Good agents are deal magnets. They know which sellers are flexible, which houses are tired, and which listings are about to get that price drop you’ve been waiting for. They can get your offer noticed when there are twelve others sitting in someone’s inbox.

They’re also your credibility in a skeptical seller’s eyes. You show up with an agent—especially one known locally—you instantly look more legitimate than the “we buy houses” crowd armed with print-shop business cards.

The Smart Investor Knows Leverage

Working with an agent is leverage. You gain their network, their market pulse, and their negotiation skills—all for a fee that’s typically paid by the seller. That’s a high ROI move by any definition.

You wouldn’t skip hiring an attorney to “save money” on a lawsuit. Why skip the professional who makes or breaks your six-figure investment?

So yes, investors should always work with an agent. Not because you can’t do it alone—but because you shouldn’t have to.

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