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1. Conditions of the agreement: this clause is the most important because it should clearly identify (i) the parties, (ii) the functions transferred to the management company, (iii) the responsibilities of each party and (iv) how each party influences the operational functions of the agreement.
A property management agreement normally includes a list of the propertys current tenants, a statement of the owners supervisory responsibilities, a statement of the managers qualifications, and a description of the managers fiscal responsibilities.
While an unlicensed property manager can perform some tasks in Texas, most high-level property management duties require licensure. Obtaining a property management license opens up a multitude of opportunities.
Final answer: A correct property management agreement should include both the names of the owner and the manager, and a requirement that the manager provides periodic reports to the owner. Therefore, option c) Both 1 and 2, is the correct answer.
Management Contract This should include the terms and period of the contract, the policies pertaining to the management of the premises, management fees, and the authority and powers that are given by the owner to the agent.
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Your agreement should clearly state all of the expectations you have, including responsibility for services such as managing tenant maintenance requests, hiring inspectors, and collecting rent.
In Florida, you must earn your Real Estate Broker license to start a property management company. Alternatively, you can work under a Broker with your Florida Real Estate Sale Associate license.
A property management contract clearly defines the relationship and expectations between you as the property owner and the management company you hire to oversee operations. It designates authority, ensures transparency on fees/payments, and provides legal protections if issues arise.

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