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Property Management Agreement California (For Leasing)

Property Management Agreement California (For Leasing)

Property Management Agreement California (For Leasing) establishes the legal relationship between a property owner and a property manager, granting authority to oversee leasing and management tasks. It defines the scope of services, responsibilities and financial terms to ensure efficient property operation.

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California property management offering leasing services, including tenant placement and lease management

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Frequently asked questions

The property management agreement in CA for leasing involves handling all aspects of renting out residential or commercial properties on behalf of landlords. This includes marketing rental units across online platforms, scheduling property showings, screening prospective tenants through background and credit checks and preparing legally compliant lease agreements.
Property owners leasing out rental units should complete this form when hiring a property manager. It serves as a legally binding contract that defines the manager’s duties, including marketing the property, screening tenants and managing lease agreements. Property managers also use this document to define their responsibilities and establish financial terms for their services.
Once signed, both the property owner and property manager should retain a copy of the California property management contract for their records. Although the agreement does not require state filing, having it on hand ensures both parties have clear documentation in case of a dispute. If legal issues arise, this document may be presented as evidence in court or mediation.

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