Property Management
A Texas property manager receives a request from a tenant to assign their lease to a new tenant. The property manager should:
AAlways allow the assignment since it protects the owner's income
BReview the lease terms, which typically require landlord approval for assignments, and evaluate the proposed assignee's qualifications✓ Correct
CDeny all assignment requests as they create legal complications
DConsult TREC before responding
Explanation
Lease assignments (transferring all lease rights to a third party) typically require landlord approval under most commercial and residential leases. The property manager should review the lease terms, evaluate the proposed assignee's financial qualifications and suitability as a tenant, and make a recommendation to the owner about whether to approve.
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