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NJ Short Term Rental Property Management Advice
Hi All,
Posting a link to a previous thread that I started regarding the NJ requirement to be a Real Estate Broker to manage short term rentals. My girlfriend is currently in school to become an agent and she was told that she must be a Broker to manage any rental property versus a licensed salesperson. This seems a little absurd as it took me one year of oversight to be eligible for a license as a CPA :-) and a broker needs three years of oversight as a salesperson.
Can someone please give some legal insight on to what they're seeing in the NJ market for this because I am positive that people are not providing license numbers to be super hosts on these platforms.
Link to previous thread:
https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/530/topics/739844-need-advice-on-serving-as-short-term-rental-property-manager-nj?page=1#p4352739
Your help is greatly appreciated,
Cody