Property Management
A Kansas property manager who manages multiple properties must keep separate accounting records for:
AOnly properties over $1 million in value
BEach individual property to clearly account for each owner's funds✓ Correct
COnly federally subsidized properties
DProperties only when the owner requests separate accounting
Explanation
Proper property management accounting requires maintaining separate records for each managed property, ensuring each owner's funds are accurately tracked and not mixed with other owners' funds.
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