Property Management
A New Mexico property manager is authorized to make repairs up to $500 without owner approval. A roof leak is discovered that requires immediate $3,500 repair. The manager should:
AWait for owner approval even if it means further damage
BAuthorize the emergency repair immediately to prevent further damage, then notify the owner as soon as possible✓ Correct
CDeny any repair over $500
DHave the tenant pay for the repair
Explanation
Emergency situations that could cause significant damage or endanger habitability require immediate action even beyond the manager's normal authorization limit. The manager acts to protect the owner's property and then notifies the owner promptly.
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