Property Management
In Hawaii, a property manager's fiduciary duty to the owner requires them to:
AA. Prioritize the tenant's interests over the owner's
BB. Act in the best interests of the owner at all times within the scope of their authority✓ Correct
CC. Report all owner activities to the Real Estate Commission
DD. Disclose the owner's financial information to prospective tenants
Explanation
A property manager owes fiduciary duties to the owner as their principal, requiring them to act in the owner's best interests, keep accurate accounts, and avoid conflicts of interest.
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