Question : Do I need property management license to screen potential Tenants ?
My cousin owns a condo and doesn’t want to hire a management company, but she’s out for a few weeks for emergency so Im helping her screen potential tenants. Her condo has some potential renters, do I need some sort of license to screen them myself ? or just authorization ?
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Best answer:

Answer by loanmasterone
Most states require a property manager to be a licensed real estate broker, while some states require a real estate sales license.

In the case you outline you might simply need a power of attorney from your cousin giving you the authority to screen potential renters and sign a rental agreement or lease, since this is a one time situation.

You are not making this a career in helping others and setting up an office or even working out of your home advertising for clients.

I hope this has been of some benefit to you, good luck.

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