We require all ESA be AB-468 compliant. second use pet screening.COM to determine legitimacy of the ESA letter.  

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Not an easy license to get.Boats will need to be USCG compliant and you'll have inspections, they aren't just checking for life jackets, it's a survey (like an appraisal or home inspection, but worse, like checking air cleaner connections, oil or water leaks, service records, etc.

Management is a systems game, and the systems have to be compliant, which is dictated by their paperwork.

Who does your RMLO work to make sure you are compliant?  

Always make sure you're compliant of course.

Just curious @Stan Pace why you want this or are you thinking you need to to be compliant?

PM's get paid to place tenants (leasing fee); PM's get paid to manage the day to day operations (monthly mgmt fee) and PM's get paid to renew leases (renewal fee).They advertise, screen tenants, show properties, coordinate maintenance, handle all the accounting, draft leases, handle tenant complaints, enforce the terms of the lease, handle evictions, coordinate turnover between tenants, manage utilities, pay bills associated with the property, keep you legal and compliant, handle move in/out and periodic inspections, offer professional advice and the list keeps going...Nothing wrong with managing your own property but just like any professional they will do it better, faster and likely cheaper than you can do it yourself (assuming you get a good one).Decide up front what the most productive use of your time is and focus on those activities.

Had money saved from working double shifts in computer networking (when all the companies wanted to beat 'Y2K' and have their systems compliant - thus working us to the bone).

Quote from @Jon Martin: I wanted to add something earlier but ran out of time.Consider charging a fee for compliant guests and a higher fee for guests that violate the rules.