A Texas property management agreement is a legal document between a property owner and manager that relays the terms under which the manager will work for the owner. The agreement specifies the property manager’s duties, responsibilities, compensation, payment schedule, and contract term.
A Texas property management agreement is a legal document between a property owner and manager that relays the terms under which the manager will work for the owner. The agreement specifies the property manager’s duties, responsibilities, compensation, payment schedule, and contract term.
License Required? Yes. A license is legally required for a property manager to collect rent or to offer, negotiate, or list a lease. However, if the manager doesn’t need to provide these services, they can work without a license (§§ 1101.351(A), 1101.002(1)).
Verify a Manager – trec.texas.gov
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