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Anthony Gayden
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Legally Speaking, What is Considered Property Management?

Anthony Gayden
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Omaha, NE
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What services could a person provide that would not be considered acting as a property manager? I was trying to think of property services for landlords that would not require a person to be a licensed realtor.

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    Adam Giles
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    Adam Giles
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    I manage my own units and am also studying for my broker license for this very reason. Although the license may prove useful, I can say with certainty that the strong majority of what I am studying has no applicable value to property management. If the purpose is to ensure those in the business of PM are consistently qualified, there should be a separate and distinct PM license.  

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