Property managers who are responsible for overseeing maintenance or repair projects costing $500 or more must have a license from the "California Department of Consumer Affairs Contractors State Licensing Board" (CSLB).
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. What is the licensing requirement for property managers in California?
2. Who issues the license for property managers in California?
3. What type of projects require property managers to have a license?
4. What is the cost threshold for maintenance or repair projects that require a license?
5. Which department oversees the licensing of property managers in California?
6. What is the full name of the licensing board responsible for property managers in California?
7. What is the role of property managers in overseeing maintenance or repair projects?
8. What is the purpose of the California Department of Consumer Affairs?
10. What is the consequence for property managers who oversee projects without a license?