FAQ

To operate the letting side of a management rights business you require a Resident Letting Agents license or a real estate agents license. Currently a Resident Letting Agents license requires the licensee to live on-site. Recent changes to Qld legislation will remove this restriction from October 2014 but a Resident manager will stiall have to comply with the residency requirements of the contract the manager has with the body corporate.

You will require a Real Estate Agent Licence. Currently the educational requirements are as per our website and are further detailed on the Qld Office of Fair Trading website.

If, however, you have existing experience as a salesperson, property manger or resident letting agent you may qualify for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). For further information please email admin@propertytraining.com.au.

You will still require a real estate agents license.

A Resident Letting Agent (RLA) is only permitted to manage properties within the complex that they have the management agreement of.

An RLA Licence does not allow you to sell property within this complex.

A Property Manager is employed by a real estate agency to manage residential or commercial property.

To be employed as a salesperson or property manager you will need to successfully complete the Registration course for Salespersons or Property Managers. Upon successful completion you will be issued with a Statement of Attainment. You will then need to make application for your Certificate of Registration to the Qld Office of Fair Trading using PAMD Form 3. This form and relevant information regarding fees are available from the Office of Fair Trading website.

Upon successful completion of your course you will be issued with a Statement of Attainment. You will then need to make application for your Certificate of Registration to the Qld Office of Fair Trading using PAMD Form 3. This form and relevant information regarding fees are available from the Office of Fair Trading website.

Because it is a self-paced programme we allow a 3-month period to complete the registration and resident letting agent course and 12 months to complete the real estate license course.

Yes, Property Training Australia is accredited under a national set of standards agreed upon by Government and Industry bodies which assures consistent high-quality training and assessment nation-wide.

Yes, Property Training Australia is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO). Our registration number is 41241.

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is a systematic process to accredit learning gained inside and outside formal educational institutions. Property Training Australia offers all students an opportunity to apply for RPL and Recognition of Current Competence (RCC) in all units of competency from our courses.