A person may not be employed as a rental housing manager without attending training courses held by National Joint Association, passing its qualification examination, and registering at and acquiring a rental housing manager permit from the competent authority in the central government or agencies, organizations, associations, or schools designed by the competent authority in the central government within one year of receiving the permit.
The permit referred to in the previous Paragraph is effective for four years. Rental housing managers shall, during the last six months before it expires, apply to the competent authority in the central government or the designated agency, association, or school for renewing permits and updating the registry. Rental housing managers shall provide documents showing that they attended and passed qualification examinations of the renewal training courses held by the National Joint Association in the past two years.
The competent authority in the central government shall prescribe regulations regarding the training, examination qualification, training program, course hours, fee schedule for the training program, registration, issuance and renewal of permits, fee schedule for issuing and renewing permits, and other compliance matters referred to in the preceding two Paragraphs.

A person having any of the following situations referred to in Sub-Paragraphs 4 and 5 of Paragraph 1 of Article 20 is not qualified as a rental housing manager. If the person has assumed such a post, the competent authority in the central government should revoke the permit with a public notice and remove the person from the registry.
A rental housing manager employed by a rental housing service business cannot be in charge of RHMB and RHSB matters if she is not qualified as one for reasons referred to in the preceding paragraph.