Q: What License Do You Need to Manage Rental Properties for Others?

Posted By Cliff Tuttle | May 18, 2018

No. 1,492

A: You need a Pennsylvania Real Estate Broker’s License.

No kidding.

It doesn’t matter that you are managing Pennsylvania properties for clients who live out of the state,

Of course, you don’t need a license to manage your own property.

No, a power of attorney will not work.  Don’t try leasing it yourself and subleasing either.

CLT

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