Property Management
Which document in Hawaii property management establishes the manager's authority and compensation?
AA. The lease agreement
BB. The management agreement✓ Correct
CC. The listing agreement
DD. The deed of trust
Explanation
The management agreement between the property owner and manager establishes the scope of authority, compensation, and responsibilities, forming the legal basis for the management relationship.
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