When I decided I wanted to become a property manager in Florida I had no idea where to start. All I knew is that it was a rewarding career and it’s something I would do amazing in as a fellow investor and licensed sales associate. The only problem was, I didn't know where to start. There was so much controversy regarding the subject it lead me to not understand the process clearly. However, after thorough research I discovered that I would need to do 1 of 2 things or a combination of the 2 together.
1. I needed to become a Licensed Broker and/or
2. I needed to get my CAM license.
Plus there was some exceptions to these 2 licensing rules.
1. I was allowed to manage my own investments,
2. I could be granted a limited power of attorneys by people that I trusted, and
3. I could also be paid a salary by an owner, but in today’s world not many single family home owners will pay a salary to someone to do this.
Personally I decided to get my broker’s license and than pursue my CAM license once my company had been formerly opened up. Other than the beforementioned exceptions there’s no loopholes around the licensing requirements. Trying to beat the system would end up leading me down a road of problems that could completely ruin my future plans.
Through my video I explain the licensing requirements in a more simple way. Below I’ve included the resources to get you started and point you in the direction to begin.
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Resources
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FL CAM License State Info:
1. [ Ссылка ]
FL CAM License School:
1. [ Ссылка ]
FL RE license State Info [sales/broker]:
1. [ Ссылка ]
2. [ Ссылка ]
Real Estate Express get 35% OFF via referral link [FL sales & brokers online license school]:
1. [ Ссылка ]
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Contact me
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Mickayla Fatovic
Broker/Owner of Elite Class
Local Property Management Company INC.
E: Broker@LocalPMC.com
E: Mickayla@MickaylaSells.com
M: 201-952-4665
LocalPropertyManagementCompany.com
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Disclaimer
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I'm a licensed realtor in FL & NJ. Please use the tips and opinions attached to my video at your own risk and ALWAYS do your own due diligence wherever possible. You are the only person responsible for making your personal choices. Outcomes will vary per person.
