Squid Game and Real Estate: A Veteran’s Perspective on Buying and Selling a Home

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Squid Game and Real Estate: A Veteran’s Perspective on Buying and Selling a Home

For veterans, Squid Game hits a little differently. The pressure, the rules, the need for discipline — these are concepts veterans already understand. And for many veterans, buying or selling a home can feel like a familiar kind of challenge.

Not because it should be hard — but because the system often is.

Rules Matter — Especially When You Learn Them Late

Veterans know the importance of knowing the rules before stepping into a situation. In real estate, many buyers and sellers don’t realize how critical timelines, paperwork, and contract terms are until they’re already involved.

VA loans, inspections, appraisals, and contingencies all have specific requirements. Missing a detail can delay or derail a transaction. Preparation is not optional — it’s essential.

Pressure Reveals Weak Strategy

In Squid Game, pressure exposes who planned and who didn’t. Real estate does the same. Markets shift, interest rates change, and emotions can run high.

Veterans understand that discipline beats panic every time. The same mindset applies to buying or selling a home. Clear strategy, realistic expectations, and informed decisions protect you from unnecessary risk.

Trust Your Team

One of the strongest lessons from Squid Game is that trust is rare — but invaluable. Veterans know this well. Whether in service or civilian life, the people beside you matter.

In real estate, choosing the right agent, lender, and support team can make the difference between a smooth process and constant frustration. Veterans deserve professionals who respect their service, understand VA benefits, and operate with integrity.

The Mission Isn’t Just Closing

For veterans, success isn’t about rushing to the finish line. It’s about completing the mission the right way. In real estate, that means protecting your financial future, understanding your options, and making decisions you can stand behind.

Buying or selling a home shouldn’t feel like survival training — but when it does, experience, preparation, and trust make all the difference.

Final Thoughts

Squid Game reminds us that high-stakes situations reward discipline, strategy, and teamwork. Real estate is no different. The good news? You get to choose your team — and you deserve one that’s earned your trust.

Written by Malcolm Davis
 Real Estate Agent, HomeVets Realty
Location: Fort Hood, TX, USA

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