Property Management

A residential property manager in Oklahoma should conduct a move-in inspection with the tenant to:

ADetermine the rental price for the unit
BDocument the property's condition at the start of the tenancy to protect both landlord and tenant in future security deposit disputes✓ Correct
CComply with OREC's mandatory inspection rules
DSet utility billing rates

Explanation

A thorough move-in inspection, documented in writing and signed by both parties, establishes the baseline condition of the property. It is the primary protection for both the landlord and tenant when the security deposit is reconciled at move-out.

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