Property Management Companies in San Diego County

Hiring Property Management Companies

Property management companies handling rentals for someone else, for compensation, need a California real estate broker license from the Department of Real Estate. There's no separate state license just for property management, so the broker requirement is the actual regulatory floor to check. That's a detail worth confirming directly with a prospective property manager, since it's easy to assume property management is its own licensed category when it isn't. Wrkbid lists property management companies already bidding on new accounts, so owners can compare fee structures and services before signing a management agreement.

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