Rental Management Company - RMC - Huber Investments - Huber Development - Huber Real Estate RMC Routinely uses "agents" with delinquent and inactive real estate licenses Everett, Washington

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Consider this information carefully before renting from this company or allowing them to manage your rental.
May 13, 2009:
Source: https://fortress.wa.gov/dol/dolprod/bpdLicenseQuery/Default.aspx
HUBER, DAVID K Designated Broker Active 07/29/2010 11334 EVERETT WA
BIDDLE, GARY L Salesperson Active 06/18/2009 45817 EVERETT WA
HUBER, RHONDA Salesperson Delinquent 12/24/2008 15681 EVERETT WA
MACPHERSON, CHRYSTAL Salesperson Delinquent 01/18/2009 83355 EVERETT WA
ROGERS, STACEY S Salesperson Active 03/02/2010 80145 EVERETT WA
October 15, 2009:
Source: www.rentalmanagement.com/agents
Stacey Rogers - Manager Email Address: stacey@rentalmc.com Phone: 425-334-1017 Ext 307
Lynn Calimlim - Property Manager Email Address: lynn@rentalmc.com Phone: 425-334-1017 Ext 314
Rhonda - Leasing Agent (Showings by Appointment Only) Phone: 425-238-1631
Source: https://fortress.wa.gov/dol/dolprod/bpdLicenseQuery/Default.aspx
HUBER, DAVID K Real Estate Broker EVERETT WA Active
HUBER, RHONDA Real Estate Salesperson EVERETT WA Active
ROGERS, STACEY S Real Estate Salesperson EVERETT WA Active
ROGERS, STACEY S Real Estate Broker STANWOOD WA Pending Examination
CALIMLIM, LYNN Real Estate Broker MILL CREEK WA Inactive - Due to Company Inaction
Source: http://www.dol.wa.gov/business/realestate/unlicensed.html
Unlicensed assistants must not:
1.engage in any conduct which is "used, designed or structured" to procure prospects.
2.show properties, answer questions, or interpret information regarding property, price, or condition.
3.interpret information regarding listings, titles, financing, contracts, closings or other information relating to a transaction.
4.conduct telemarketing or telephone canvassing to schedule appointments in order to seek clients.
5.fill in legal forms or negotiate price and/or terms.
6.perform any act with the intent to circumvent or which results in the circumvention of the real estate licensing law, RCW 18.85 or the administrative rules in WAC 308-124.
Source: realestate@dol.wa.gov
date Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 8:50 AM
subject RE: Does a 'Property Manager' need a real estate license?
mailed-by dol.wa.gov
Real estate licensure is not required to manage ones own property. More detailed information is as follows:
The licensing law definition of activity requiring licensure is rather lengthy. A condensed version of this portion of the licensing law might be: Real estate activity as defined, conducted for others with the expectation of compensation, requires real estate licensure. Activity would mean buying, selling, leasing, renting, negotiating, and more.
If the property management activity you are contemplating involves renting, leasing, or negotiating for others, real estate licensure would be required. If the property management activity is to be ordering or performing repairs and maintenance or collecting rents, those activities do not fall under the definitions of activity requiring real estate licensure. The full text of the definitions of activity requiring licensure may be found under Revised Code of Washington (RCW) 18.85.010.
The licensing law text of exemptions from licensure may be found under RCW 18.85.110. The Revised Code of Washington is available online at www.leg.wa.gov/rcw .
A lessee subletting all or a portion of the leased premises would be deemed to be an owner for purposes of interpretation of exemptions available to property owners. In the event you have any additional questions on real estate licensing law, please feel free to call.