History
There has always been a need for clerks in the real estate industry, but technological advances (including the Internet and the use of databases such as the Multiple Listing Service) have increased the need for qualified clerks. Today, clerks play a key role in the real estate industry—helping construction managers, realtors, real estate developers, and other industry professionals do their jobs quickly and efficiently.
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