Property Management
In Hawaii, a property manager is negotiating a new lease for the owner's commercial space. The manager should:
AA. Sign the lease on their own authority without consulting the owner
BB. Negotiate terms within the authority granted by the management agreement and present the final terms to the owner for approval✓ Correct
CC. Accept any tenant offering to pay above market rent
DD. Only accept tenants from the same national chain stores
Explanation
Property managers must act within their authorized scope. For commercial lease negotiations, particularly for long-term or complex leases, the manager should keep the owner informed and get approval.
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