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Based on the most helpful WSO content, the real estate industry does seem to have a "credentials arms race" vibe. As one user humorously pointed out, it's not just about having qualifications but having the right ones. While licenses are becoming more common, they’re just one piece of the puzzle. Real estate is heavily reliant on "on-the-job" training and experience, which often outweighs formal education or certifications. So, while your barista might have a license, it’s the hands-on expertise that truly sets professionals apart in this field.
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