Please see the list below for a few examples: Certified Public Accountant (CPA)Certified Financial Analyst (CFA)Certified Management Accountant (CMA)Enrolled Agent (EA)Certified Internal Auditor (CIA)Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA)Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE)Certified Government Auditing Professional (CGAP)Certified Bank Auditor (CBA)I agree with @Eamonn McElroy that the CPA designation is among the prestigious of the accounting credentials and there is no specific accounting credential for the real estate industry.

It can be exciting and nerve wracking at the same time.

. $30k in liquid savingsLive in Southern CaliforniaI’m reading The House Hacking Strategy and it is striking a nerve down in the bottom of my soul somewhere that this is what we need to do in life to really progress forward in our long-term wealth and the amount of time I will be able to spend with my kids in the future.

So do any of you seasoned RE people have any tips/experiences/helpful hints for a newbie with nerves??

You'll need to pass the training facilities' testing first and then you have to pass the national exam in order to get your license.

@Monique Banks one of the main differences between using the banks money and your own is the bank will want to examine your deal to see if it ifs fundable.

I'd have the well and the septic system thoroughly examined by an expert for both capacity and working order.

Mind you, when she is a good mood, she is asking me to hire her as an assistant because she is interested in RE.She always ends up apologizing later, but, it's starting to really get on my nerves.

I am a land title examiner with 30 years exp. 

And I’ll actually have to get up the nerve to commit to a syndication deal.