Which type of licensee has specific management restrictions?

The limited licensee is a type of licensee that has specific management restrictions placed upon them. These restrictions are designed to delineate the scope of their authority and responsibilities within the realm of condominium management. A limited licensee typically handles only certain aspects of management and may not have the qualifications or authority that broader license types possess. This might involve managing smaller properties, specific tasks within larger condominium corporations, or any combination of duties that do not require the full range of skills and licenses recognized in more comprehensive management roles.

In contrast, other types of licensees, such as general and unlimited licensees, have broader scopes of practice and responsibilities. General licensees may manage a wider range of properties or have more flexibility in their management roles, while unlimited licensees operate without specific legal constraints on the types of condominium management they can undertake. Associate licensees typically work under the supervision of a more experienced licensee and are also not bound by the same specific management restrictions that apply to limited licensees. Understanding the distinctions in these licenses is crucial for compliance with condominium management regulations in Ontario.