CA is not one of them.apartment managers that LIVE ON SITE do not need to be licensed but the rent still has to be collected through a license brokerage.. the on site manager just pass's the checks or rent to the licensed brokerage and there job is showings and day to day maintenance etc.. also referring tenant issues.. what U describe is a licensed activity.

Hello, I followed a number of people but I can no longer find them on the website. 

Podcast listener here, hoping to get some advice.Bought a house just outside of Denver 2 years ago, have $198k left on the loan and have a good 60-80k in equity, according to a handful of real estate "website estimates".

If you could point me in the direction of any one of these groups websites or facebook/linkedin pages that would be very helpful.

Does anyone have a website they use to find this info? 

It has been 2 months into the lease for reference. 

I don't have any personal references but you can go to www.narpm.org and search their directory.If you make a mistake and hire a bad Property Manager, it can ruin you for life.

Looking for anyone that can refer anyone you know that would be interested in this type of work or someone you think can lead me to someone. 

It is always best to include a website and a local phone number on the postcards as well to maximize your responses.

On the STR websites they will have a list of amenities to check off what you provide.