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Chase Wharton
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Limitations of consulting SFR owners.

Chase Wharton
  • Bakersfield, CA
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I would like to start a consulting business where I would advise first time owners of SFR to enable them to manage their property independently. I would offer suggestions on how maximize rent. This would include suggesting updates to the home, marketing (eg how to take pictures, listing on Zillow etc.). I would provide example forms and explain them, show them how to project expense, etc.

My question is what are the limitations of doing this without a real estate license? I understand I cannot show the home, and execute the lease, but is there anything else I should be aware of?

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