Property Management
A NC property manager who discovers a tenant is operating a home-based business in violation of the lease's 'residential use only' provision should:
AIgnore it since the tenant is paying rent
BDocument the violation and issue the tenant a notice to cure or face eviction✓ Correct
CRenegotiate the lease to include commercial use
DReport the business to the county zoning office only
Explanation
A use restriction violation in a lease should be addressed through a written notice to cure (stop the business use) within a specified time, or face eviction proceedings for lease violation.
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