@Sylver10 After doing a quick review on the internet on Georgia property law, it appears that you would have to be licensed before you could manage a property for someone else. You may be able to act as a Co-host without needing the licensure.
From the web:
The state of Georgia requires a real estate license in order to be involved in renting and leasing property, except in certain very limited circumstances. The requirements to get the license in the State of Georgia are:
Age: Must be at least 18 years old. However, applicants may take the examination at age 17 (license cannot be activated until 18 years old).
High School: Must be a high school graduate or equivalent.
Education: Must successfully complete 75-hour Salesperson Pre-License Course (or equivalent). In addition, salespersons must take a 25-hour, Post-License Course during their first year of being licensed.
Experience: There is no experience requirement.
Exam: Must pass the Salesperson's exam. The exam fee is $97. You must apply for the salespersons license within 12 months of taking the exam.
Fees: If applying for the salesperson's license within three months of taking the exam, the fee is $170. If applying between 3-12 months of taking the exam, the fee is $340.