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#215286 - 03/27/08 01:05 PM Property Management and Broker Question
sguerra923 Member Registered: 03/05/07 Posts: 81 Loc: SoCal	Do you need a real estate license to be a property management agent with a broker?
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#215322 - 03/27/08 03:13 PM Re: Property Management and Broker Question [Re: sguerra923]
ScottFicek Member Registered: 08/03/07 Posts: 72 Loc: Minneapolis, MN	Depends on the state, but here in Minnesota, yes. You must be a licensed agent. _________________________ Scott Ficek Realtor/Investor RE/MAX Advantage Plus cell: 612-281-5419 office: 952-898-5800 Saint Paul Houses MN MLS
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#215770 - 03/28/08 11:42 PM Re: Property Management and Broker Question [Re: ScottFicek]
Ryan Veteran Member Registered: 09/21/07 Posts: 723 Loc: NY	Yes in Yew Nork, but few property managers care. _________________________ Big Old Dog Residential Property Management
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#228681 - 05/25/08 12:18 PM Re: Property Management and Broker Question [Re: Ryan]
Agent 007 Major Contributor Registered: 02/05/05 Posts: 2710 Loc: Las Vegas	Here in Nevada, you need to have a seperate property management permit in order to manage property. It is easy to get, but it is required. _________________________ Len McGuirk Prudential Americana Group Direct: (702) 203-6688 Las Vegas Real Estate
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#228708 - 05/25/08 06:26 PM Re: Property Management and Broker Question [Re: Agent 007]
Danny Member Registered: 05/12/08 Posts: 40 Loc: Tampa, FL	I believe it varies state by state _________________________ Tampa Florida Real Estate Blog Follow Me on Twitter
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#230967 - 06/05/08 09:49 PM Re: Property Management and Broker Question [Re: Danny]
joe samui Member Registered: 06/05/08 Posts: 10 Loc: Koh Samui Thailand	by state and by country i'm sure, as here in Thailand you are free to call yourself a property manager regardless of your training or background or licenses.
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#235957 - 07/02/08 09:49 PM Re: Property Management and Broker Question [Re: joe samui]
VacationGuy Member Registered: 08/23/07 Posts: 389 Loc: SC, US	in SC you can get a property manager in charge liscense by just taking a 4 day course and not need to work under a broker or anything. You can get it with NO experience. _________________________ Myrtle Beach Real Estate Myrtle Beach Foreclosures Pawleys Island Real Estate
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#268102 - 01/07/09 11:24 PM Re: Property Management and Broker Question [Re: VacationGuy]
SBbkr Member Registered: 08/27/08 Posts: 274 Loc: California	In CA your must have a Brokers license or sales license hung under a broker. That said a few loop holes do exist... for example on-site managers do not need either.
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