Property Management
A property management agreement is a type of:
AEmployment contract between the manager and tenants
BAgency agreement between the property manager and the property owner✓ Correct
CLease agreement between the owner and manager for use of the property
DGovernment contract regulated by the Vermont Real Estate Commission
Explanation
A property management agreement is an agency agreement (typically a special agency) authorizing the property manager to act on behalf of the property owner in managing the property. It defines the scope of authority, duties, compensation, and term.
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