True or false: A licensed real estate property manager can collect a fee for advising an owner on the marketing of their property for sale.

In Oregon, a licensed real estate property manager focuses primarily on the management of rental properties and typically has specific duties such as finding tenants, collecting rents, and maintaining the property. However, the role of advising on the marketing of property for sale falls outside the scope of a property manager's license unless they also hold a real estate broker's license.

Thus, collecting a fee for advising an owner on the marketing strategies or processes of selling their property would not be allowed unless the individual has the appropriate licensure to perform such activities related to real estate sales. This aligns with the answer being false, as a property manager does not have the licensure to provide such sale-related advisory services.

Understanding this distinction is crucial for property managers to ensure they operate within legal parameters and avoid any potential violations that could arise from acting outside their licensed authority.