Property Management
A resident manager who lives on the premises and manages the property as part of their employment may be exempt from some Rhode Island licensing requirements because:
AThey are managing their own property
BThey are an employee of the property owner, not an independent contractor providing brokerage services✓ Correct
CThe DoBR does not regulate residential property managers
DThey are covered under the property owner's license
Explanation
An on-site resident manager who is employed directly by the property owner typically falls under an employment exemption from licensing requirements. They are managing as an employee, not providing brokerage services to the public for compensation.
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