What type of license allows for independent condominium management?

The General License is the correct choice for independent condominium management. This license is designed for those who wish to operate a condominium management business without direct supervision. Holding a General License signifies that the individual has met the necessary educational and experiential requirements set forth by regulatory bodies, enabling them to manage condominiums autonomously.

In contrast, the Limited License, Preliminary License, and Supervised License each impose certain restrictions that do not allow for independent operation. The Limited License may confine the holder to specific tasks or organizations, while the Preliminary License is typically a temporary status for new professionals in the field, and the Supervised License requires ongoing oversight by a fully licensed individual. Consequently, these licenses do not grant the independence needed for autonomous condominium management, distinguishing the General License as the most appropriate choice.