Do owners in a strata corporation require licensing, or can a strata corporation be self-managed without licensing?
Strata corporations may self-manage without being licensed. This self-management may be undertaken by strata lot owners within the strata corporation. Sections 2.1 and 2.18 of the Real Estate Services Regulation provide for exemptions from licensing for employees of the strata corporation, and for caretakers/managers employed by the strata corporation, respectively. The details of these exemption sections may be reviewed by viewing the Real Estate Services Regulation.
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- Do owners in a strata corporation require licensing, or can a strata corporation be self-managed without licensing?
