Property Management
An Iowa property manager who collects rent, pays expenses, and manages a residential property for an owner is performing activities that typically require a:
AReal estate salesperson license
BProperty management license
CReal estate broker license✓ Correct
DNo license is required for property management
Explanation
In Iowa, property management activities such as leasing, collecting rent, and managing property for compensation for others require a real estate broker license or working under a licensed broker.
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