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When does a person managing property in Washington need to get a Washington real estate license?
If you are going to manage property for more than one owner, you need a real estate salesperson’s license in Washington as required by the state.
Exemptions to this, according to Washington law, include:
- Any owner of rental property, or members of the owner's family (whether or not residing on such property);
- A resident manager of a complex of residential dwelling units where the manager resides;
- Any person who manages residential dwelling units on an incidental basis and not as his or her principal source of income; and
- Any person who owns or manages a self-service storage facility.
Should I get any additional books on the subject?
Sure, reading as much as you can about succeeding as a property manager is a wise strategy. ProSchools offers an array of books, in our online bookstore.
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