Contracts
An Alaska property management agreement is an example of a(n):
AUnilateral contract
BEmployment contract creating an agency relationship✓ Correct
COption contract
DLand contract
Explanation
A property management agreement is an employment/agency contract between the property owner (principal) and the property manager (agent). It defines the scope of the manager's authority and compensation.
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