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John Ulrick
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Property Management Question

John Ulrick
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Wahiawa, HI
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What concerns would you have with paying someone who is not a licensed real estate agent/broker to manage one or several of your properties, specifically in MO?

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Matt MacDonald
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Matt MacDonald
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In FL you have to be licensed to receive compensation for real estate services. Here's a few concerns I would have. Why isn't the person licensed? If they are not licensed do they know everything that they should know to manage property? If they are not licensed how will they properly list the units & pay brokers if an Agent brings a Tenant? Also, what kind of situation does this put the owner in if they hire an unlicensed person & if the owner pays them? There might be fines or something like that. 

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