This chapter does not apply to:(1) the sale, lease, or rental of real estate by an unlicensed owner of real estate who owns any interest in the real estate if the interest being sold, leased, or rented is identical to the owner’s legal interest;(2) an attorney at law acting within the scope of his duties involved in the legal representation of a client/owner;(3) agencies and instrumentalities of the state or federal government and their employees acting within the scope of their official duties;(4) foresters registered under Chapter 27, Title 48, if the sale of any land is merely incidental to the sale of timber on the land; or(5) court-appointed receivers and trustees while acting within the scope of their appointment.

Now, most of these smaller banks may only have 12 employees or so.

In CA an unlicensed handyman can only do $1000 (labor & materials)Only a licensed c39 contractor can do roofing and must carry workers comp insurance on himself and employees.

My spouse and I are high-income W-2 employees and real estate rookies hoping to purchase our first short-term rental in the North GA mountains.

I would like to purchase a studio or possibly even the larger 1bed/1.5 model if I can just get a chance to see what owners are grossing off self managing or using the rental pool.

It's "what is the change in real numbers of government employees in D.C. as a result of decisions made by the administration in 2025".

I launched my property management company back in 2020 and we've had great success — offering 15+ guarantees, quarterly inspections, management fees based on gross income, and using insurance instead of security deposits.

Some clients may only have us managing 10-30 doors/units and their organization is not large enough to employee an in-house asset management department.

Looking for valuation feedback and strategy. I've got a 2nd row ocean facing 6/6.5 STR in North Myrtle Beach that has three year 220k history. 2025 outperforming previous years. Expenses roughly 45-50k. Renovated Spri...

Hi Everyone,I’ve searched through the forums and couldn’t quite find a thread that matches my specific situation, so I’m hoping someone here has experience or guidance to offer.Background & Experience: I’ve been a W-2 employee my entire career, but for the past five years, I’ve been preparing to transition into business ownership.