Property Management
A property manager who signs lease agreements must hold at minimum a:
AGeneral contractor's license
BGeorgia real estate license (salesperson or broker)✓ Correct
CProperty management certification only
DNotary public commission
Explanation
Negotiating or signing leases for compensation in Georgia requires a real estate license. Property managers who engage in leasing activities must hold a valid Georgia salesperson or broker license.
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