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What Does a Leasing Agent Do? Basics You Need to Know

Bay Property Management Group

So, if your rental unit goes for $1,800 a month, you can expect to pay $1,800 once they’ve secured a signed lease. This typically ranges from 5% to 8%, depending on the property type, location, and number of units. Do Leasing Agents Need a License? After getting your license, the next step is to join a sponsoring broker.

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How property managers can expand their business by acquiring other property management companies

Buildium

When you acquire another company, you can quickly add new rental units under management, enter new markets, and broaden the types of properties you oversee. Work with brokers who specialize in property management mergers and acquisitions. Work with brokers and leverage your professional network to find opportunities.

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Meet the Experts: AAOA Rental Housing Conference 2024 Speaker Lineup

American Apartment Owners Association

Speakers: Christian Walsh Broker-Associate, WIRE Associates Christian is a YouTuber and broker-associate with almost two decades of experience selling real estate throughout Southern California. Kelly is also a licensed California real estate broker.

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Los Angeles Landlords and Rental Investors Must Know About Los Angeles Rent Control Ordinance

Real Property Management Choice

#1: OBTAIN YOUR BUSINESS LICENSE As a property owner, if you are renting four or more units in the city of Los Angeles, you are required to obtain a business license from the city’s Office of Finance. The initial set up to register your business is free and can accomplished online at www.finance.lacity.org.