You need a real estate license in order to help others buy/sell other people's real estate and accept a commission for doing so. Showing rental property is not a problem. My knowledge is based on practice in MA a few years ago.
Sort of like selling you own house. You don't need a license.
In most States, (I've been a lisc broker in 3 over the course of 30 years) you do not need to be licensed to be a rental agent for a specific property owner or yourself...like in an apartment building...where you only provide the service for that owner, essentially working as the owner.
If you hold yourself out to the public as a rental agent, or provide the service to many owners...then you need to be licensed.
Additionally, many States allow the payment of finders fee's to non brokers, and have special rules allowing non agents to "show" properties, for example at open houses, as long as they do nothing more than that.
Yes... It is illegal. Unless you own the property yourself it is illegal to sell real eatate of others and take a commission for it. If you work for a company that sells real estate they would know this. ONLY a LICENSED BROKER can pay a LICENSED AGENT. You can not show the property either. I am a licensed real estate agent. There are many state laws involved in the sale of real estate. Beware this can and will cause many problems for you and the potential buyer. The only compensation you can receive is an hourly wage from the rental agency if you work for one.
Most states do not require developers to hold real estate licenses
You'll need to sell your properties, or take out an additional mortgage. How hard it is to do depends on your local real estate market and how much equity you have in the properties. Consult a real estate agent for help.
Real estate licenses need the passing of state and national exams.
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No, you do not need a real estate licence to manage residential properties in Kansas; however, you do need one to manage commercial properties (unless you have an ownership interest).
You need to check any contract you signed to find your answer.
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Yes, landlords are generally required to provide fire extinguishers in rental properties to ensure the safety of tenants and comply with fire safety regulations.
The Hawaii State Legislature's Web site references an entry in the Hawaii Revised Statutes, as: "... 467-7 Licenses required to act as real estate broker and ...salesperson..." where you can find more detail about the licenses required.
Many landlords place their rental properties online on sites such as Craigslist. Chances are you can find what you need on that site.
Yes, the executor of the estate may do what they can to insure the value of the estate doesn't lose value. But the estate will need to file a tax return for the rental income.
You can check online to find rental homes in your area. You can also contact a local realty company to find rental homes in your area. Many landlords place their rental properties online on sites such as Craigslist. Chances are you can find what you need on that site. THere are numerous rental properties in Salt Lake City available for rent.