Utah HB0377 amends real estate licensing and practices, including defining terms, licensing requirements, and property management provisions.
Utah HB0377 amends real estate licensing and practices by defining terms such as "dual broker," "property manager," and "real estate." It provides that a dual broker may engage in property management without obtaining a separate property management license. The bill establishes the scope of a property manager license and requires an individual holding such a license who is employed by a person required to affiliate with a principal broker to also affiliate with the principal broker.
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