Property Management
A property manager in Illinois has a duty to disclose to prospective tenants the presence of a known sex offender in the building. This is:
ARequired under RLTO and state law
BOptional at the manager's discretion
CNot an affirmative disclosure duty in most circumstances, but the manager must not actively misrepresent the information if asked✓ Correct
DRequired only if the offender's crime involved a minor
Explanation
Illinois does not generally impose an affirmative duty on property managers to proactively disclose the presence of registered sex offenders, but they cannot affirmatively misrepresent this information if asked. The Illinois Sex Offender Registration Act creates a public registry (accessible at isp.
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