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Licensed agents are subject to regulatory constraints, carry professional liability insurance, and face license penalties after making mistakes; this institutional trust foundation cannot be replicated by AI in the short term.
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10/23/2026
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ChatGPT Negotiates $110K Off a Home? Why Real Estate Agents Still Can't Be Replaced
youtubePowerHouseTalk10/23/2026
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