Question on PM work?
Any advice on seeking property management and maintenance work in New Jersey? I started doing work and managing my own properties and now I would like to offer services for others.
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Michael Smythe
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You'll want to explore getting properly licensed.
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You can start here. If the website is hard to navigate, give them a call.
https://www.nj.gov/dobi/division_rec/licensing/reclic_menu.h...
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For starters, if you want to manage properties for others, you should get licensed as a real estate broker and pull insurance. That is the first step.
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Michael Smythe
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