Hawaii SB1623 mandates licensing for individual managing agents and employees of managing entities in condominium associations.
Hawaii SB1623 introduces licensing requirements for individual managing agents and employees of managing entities in condominium associations. These individuals must hold a license issued by the commission, which requires an application, a fee, and proof of current certification as a Certified Manager of Community Associations, Association Management Specialist, or Professional Community Association Manager.
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