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How to Get Your South Carolina Property Manager License

What is a Property Manager In-Charge?

A South Carolina Property Manager-in-Charge is a licensed professional who holds a higher level of responsibility and authority in property management. In addition to performing the duties of a standard property manager, such as marketing and leasing properties, collecting rent, and coordinating maintenance, a Property Manager-in-Charge supervises and oversees the operations of a property management company or branch office. They are responsible for ensuring compliance with state regulations, maintaining trust accounts, and managing other property managers within the organization.

South Carolina Property Manager License Requirements

  • Complete the Commission-approved Property Management (30 hours) pre-licensing course.
  • Apply to take the South Carolina Property Manager Exam.
  • Property Manager in Charge applicants must complete a 7-hour Property Management-in-Charge class before obtaining an “In Charge” license.
  • Successfully pass the South Carolina Property Manager Exam.

Steps to Get a South Carolina Property Manager License

  1. Complete the 30-hour Property Management pre-licensing course.
  2. Apply for the South Carolina Property Manager Exam.
  3. Pass the South Carolina Property Manager Exam.
  4. For Property Manager in Charge applicants, complete the 7-hour Property Management-in-Charge class.
  5. Submit the application for a Property Manager or Property Manager in Charge license.

Course Description

This 7-hour mandatory course is designed to provide comprehensive instruction in property management topics required of all applicants for a property manager-in-charge license in South Carolina. The course reinforces essential topics pertinent to the practice of property management in the state.

Course Features

  • In-depth coverage of property manager-in-charge duties and obligations.
  • Detailed discussions on the purpose and types of trust funds.
  • Thorough examination of operating accounts and their requirements.
  • Trust account requirements and compliance issues.
  • Explanation of the role of the trustee in property management.
  • Comprehensive review of bookkeeping requirements.
  • Guidance on the handling of funds in property management.

3 Reasons to Get a South Carolina Property Manager License

  1. Unleash Unlimited Earning Potential: A real estate license opens the door to a career with no salary cap, where your hustle and ambition directly influence your income, allowing you to secure the lifestyle you’ve always dreamed of.
  2. Enjoy Flexible Work Hours: Experience the joy of having control over your schedule, as obtaining a real estate license gives you the freedom to balance your work and personal life, making time for your passions and loved ones.
  3. Accelerate Personal Growth: A real estate license challenges you to develop essential life skills, such as negotiation, communication, and problem-solving, fostering personal and professional growth while making you a more well-rounded individual.

Embark on a rewarding career as a Property Manager in Charge in South Carolina with our comprehensive 7-hour pre-license course. Gain the knowledge and confidence to excel in this exciting field and make a lasting impact in the world of property management. Enroll today and take the first step towards a successful future!

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