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Requirements – Except for a property owner or their regular employee, an individual can only be compensated for property management if they have a real estate license.[1][2]
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Rhode Island Property Management Agreement | Commercial & Residential
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Updated September 02, 2025
A Rhode Island property management agreement binds a property owner and a real estate broker to certain terms by which the broker will manage the owner's property for an agreed-upon compensation. In most cases, the manager is paid a commission from the collected rent in addition to fees for individual services performed.