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Danielle Levins
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Tampa, FL
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Property Management Company

Danielle Levins
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Tampa, FL
Posted
Hey BP!! I have a real concern that hopefully you all can help me with. What are the requirements to start a property management company in the State of Florida?? I was told by several people that I needed a Broker's license but this morning I called the Florida Department of Professional Business Regulations and was told that I that didn't regulate property management companies. I currently hold a Sales Associate license and was told that she could only tell me about that sort of license. She was unable to put me in contact with the appropriate authority. So my question is, do I or do I NOT need a Broker's license to operate a property management company that is paid on a salary basis? All advice welcome!!!

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