Property ManagementIntermediateNorth Carolina Exam

In North Carolina, a property manager who collects rent and manages property for others must hold:

AA property management certificate from the NCREC
BA real estate broker's licenseCorrect
CA general contractor's license
DA business entity license from the Secretary of State

Why A real estate broker's license Is Correct

Answer B: A real estate broker's license

Property management activities performed for compensation on behalf of others (leasing, collecting rent, managing) require a North Carolina real estate broker's license.

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