Property Management
A property manager discovers the roof of a managed property needs emergency repairs after a storm. If the owner is unreachable, the property manager should:
AWait until the owner is reached before authorizing any repairs
BAuthorize repairs necessary to prevent further damage, document everything, and notify the owner as soon as possible✓ Correct
CRequire tenants to vacate until the owner authorizes repairs
DContact IDFPR for authorization to proceed
Explanation
In an emergency, a property manager is generally authorized to take actions necessary to protect the property from further damage, even without specific owner approval. The manager should document everything and notify the owner as soon as possible.
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