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Trenton Miller poses in a suit with his arms crossed in front of a stone staircase.
Trenton Miller, 19, found unexpected virality with his humorous "speed tours" on TikTok.
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embargoed Ryan Serhant
Ryan Serhant poses at the headquarters of his namesake brokerage in Manhattan.
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A person handing themselves a house and keys
The best part of (briefly) having an agent was realizing just how much I had already figured out on my own.

Last summer, when I told my then-girlfriend that I had just hired a real-estate agent to help me buy an apartment, her response annoyed me: "Sounds like a scam."

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A stock photo shows a "Fire Line Do Not Cross" sign in front of a destroyed property.
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The number of home sales per real estate agent is at its lowest level in decades
The number of home sales per real estate agent is at its lowest level in decades.
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A judge's gavel and a house.
Beyond the eye-popping damages, a recent verdict against the National Association of Realtors and the country's biggest brokerages could also fundamentally change how we buy and sell homes.

On Tuesday afternoon at a courthouse in Kansas City, Missouri, the collective nightmare of the real-estate industry became reality.