Property Management
In South Carolina, a property manager who collects rents must provide the owner with:
AMonthly financial statements and accountings✓ Correct
BAnnual summaries only
CStatements only when requested
DQuarterly reports if specified in the management agreement
Explanation
Property managers have a fiduciary duty of accounting. Regular financial reporting (typically monthly) is a standard requirement of property management agreements and professional practice.
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