Licensed Property Management in BC | Murphy’s Property Management

What Does Licensed Mean?

In British Columbia, rental property managers must be licensed through the BC Financial Services Authority (BCFSA) and operate under a brokerage. Licensed managers provide services such as finding tenants, advising on rent, advertising, processing applications, negotiating lease terms, collecting rent and managing the property on behalf of owners. They complete formal education and pass a licensing exam to ensure they understand the Residential Tenancy Act and ethical standards.

By choosing a licensed manager, you benefit from the oversight of a managing broker, trust accounting rules and mandatory errors & omissions insurance. Unlicensed managers cannot legally provide rental management services.

Our Licensing Credentials

Hansveer Chandhok is a licensed rental property manager in good standing. We adhere to BCFSA’s continuing education requirements and operate through a licensed brokerage. This ensures that your funds are held in trust and that we follow regulated practices.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Residential Tenancy Branch (RTB) and why does it matter?

The Residential Tenancy Branch (RTB) administers British Columbia’s Residential Tenancy Act. It provides the prescribed forms for leases, rent increases and notices, and it resolves disputes between landlords and tenants. Working with a manager who follows RTB processes helps reduce the risk of void notices or non‑compliant practices.

Can you manage my property if I live outside Canada?

Yes. We specialise in assisting non‑resident landlords. In addition to full service management, we can coordinate CRA non‑resident tax withholding and reporting so that your investment stays compliant.