Have you looked into which office you will hang your license?

You'll need to find a brokerage to hang your license after you pass the exam.  

I prefer an attorney that will give me enough rope to do ground work,  legal basics,  etc, but can keep me from hanging myself. 

So I thought I'd turn to the more experienced folks on here for advice.Here are the facts:Purchased in 10/2005 for $209,900 (top of the market...hang on to your hats!)

and now I'm trying to figure out the best broker for me to hang my license.

I do my own marketing and bring in my own leads so I am looking for a brokerage that will allow to hang my license with a 100% commission.

Hang in there as I will be! 

I did all of the rest, hanging smoke alarms, trimming trees, pressure washing etc.

Welcome to BP,I am licensed and as a newbie the education thats available to you really helps with the learning curve in my opinion.I would say definitely vet the brokerage you choose to hang your licensed with and if they offer any classes,also the fee's can be pretty steep so make sure you work that into your budget.....good luck!!!!                              

To answer your question, all property managers whether commercial or residential, that are managing a property they do not own themselves must be licensed and either hang their license with a managing broker that has a property management division or be a managing broker themselves and have their own PM company.