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REAL ESTATE PROPERTY MANAGERS
What type of training is required to be a property manager?
Many property management companies encourage attendance at short-term formal training programs conducted by various professional and trade associations active in the real estate field. Employers send managers to these programs to improve their management skills and expand their knowledge of specialized subjects, such as the operation and maintenance of building mechanical systems, enhancement of property values, insurance and risk management, personnel management, business and real estate law, community association risks and liabilities, tenant relations, communications, and accounting and financial concepts. Completion of these programs, related job experience, and a satisfactory score on a written examination lead to certification, or the formal award of a professional designation, by the sponsoring association. In addition to these qualifications, some associations require their members to adhere to a specific code of ethics. In some States, community association managers must be licensed.
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Property Management Requirements
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Additional Resources
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Toronto, ON Canada Property Management
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Boston, MA Property Management
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Santa Cruz, CA Property Management
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San Francisco, CA Property Management
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Orange County, CA Property Management
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Raleigh, NC Property Management
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Oakland, CA Property Management
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Ontario, CA Property Management
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Vancouver, BC Canada Property Management
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Miami, FL Property Management
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Tampa, FL Property Management
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Stockton, CA Property Management
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Victoria, BC Canada Property Management
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Chandler, AZ Property Management
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Tacoma, WA Property Management
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Anaheim, CA Property Management
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Charleston, SC Property Management
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Santa Barbara, CA Property Management
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Pittsburgh, PA Property Management
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Murrieta, CA Property Management
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