Property Management
A Massachusetts property manager's fiduciary duties to the property owner include all of the following EXCEPT:
AMaintaining accurate records and accounting
BActing in the owner's best financial interests
CDisclosing all material information
DMaximizing occupancy by accepting all applicants regardless of qualifications✓ Correct
Explanation
A property manager has fiduciary duties to the owner including loyalty, accounting, and disclosure. However, accepting all applicants regardless of qualifications could expose the owner to problematic tenants. Tenant screening must still comply with fair housing laws.
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