tiff098 :
If yes, does your broker benefit from you managing the properties ?
or do you have to be a broker to manage properties ?
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Yes, but you cannot manage a property that your agency is listing or otherwise representing, so it would be a sideline for you. The broker would get nothing from you moonlighting.
It (as you know) is really the broker that carries the license. The broker is the one paid, and then pays his licensed agent. However you work that out is between you.
You can not “moonlight” this, it would be as illegal as any other real estate deal for you to collect any money or represent any property owner outside the oversight of a licensed broker.