Property Management
What is the difference between a 'resident manager' and a 'property manager' in Idaho?
AThey have identical duties and require the same license
BA resident manager lives on-site and may handle limited duties; a property manager has broader authority and typically must be licensed✓ Correct
CResident managers only manage commercial properties
DProperty managers only work for management companies
Explanation
A resident manager lives on the property they manage and performs limited duties (collecting rent, showing units). Some resident managers may be exempt from licensing requirements. Property managers with broader authority for others typically need a real estate license.
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