Property Management Laws by State
Property Management Laws in Maine
Must Maine property management companies have a real estate broker's license?
No. Property management and rental matters do not require a real estate license.
Must Maine community association managers have a real estate broker's license?
NO. A broker's license is not required to manage community associations or condo associations in Maine.
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Select Property Type
- HOME / CONDO
- Single Home or Condo (Valued up to $300K)
- Single Home or Condo ($300K to $500K)
- Single Home or Condo ($500K to $1 Million)
- Single Home or Condo (Over $1 Million)
- APARTMENT
- Multi-Family (2-4 units)
- Multi-Family (5-19 units)
- Multi-Family (20-99 units)
- Multi-Family (100+ units)
- HOA
- Homeowners Association (2-49 units)
- Homeowners Association (50-99 units)
- Homeowners Association (100+ units)
- COA
- Condominium Association (2-49 units)
- Condominium Association (50-99 units)
- Condominium Association (100+ units)
- COMMERCIAL
- Retail (Up to 9,999 sqft)
- Retail (10,000 - 100,000 sqft)
- Retail (100,000+ sqft)
- Office (Up to 9,999 sqft)
- Office (10,000 - 100,000 sqft)
- Office (100,000+ sqft)
- Warehouse/Distribution (Up to 100,000 sqft)
- Warehouse/Distribution (100,000+ sqft)
- Light Manufacturing (Up to 100,000 sqft)
- Light Manufacturing (100,000+ sqft)
- Parking Garage
- Biotech/Mission-Critical
- SHORT-TERM
- Vacation (1-2 units)
- Vacation (3+ units)
- OTHER
- Other Associations (Hotel, Resort etc.)
- Mobile Home Community
