Utah § 2f-202.5 - Exempt individuals and transactions involving property management.
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§ 2f-202.5. Exempt individuals and transactions involving property management.
61-2f-202.5. Exempt individuals and transactions involving property management.
A license under this chapter is not required for:
| (1) | an individual who, as an owner or lessor, performs an act described in Subsection 61-2f-102(31)(a) in connection to real estate owned or leased by that individual; |
| (2) | an individual who is part of a property owner's immediate family, if the individual performs an act described in Subsection 61-2f-102(31)(a) in connection to real estate that the property owner owns; |
| (3) | an unlicensed or remote assistant of a property manager; |
| (4) | an individual who exclusively performs the following tasks:
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| (5) | a regional manager or a corporate official of a rental agency who does not engage in an act described in Subsection 61-2f-102(31)(a). |
Amended by Chapter 142, 2026 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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