A North Carolina Property Management Agreement is a legally binding document formed and signed between the property owner and the company or individual they have hired to maintain their property. After signing the document, the manager will obtain specific rights in regards to the property. These functions often include communication with tenants, answering any queries, and even looking for new tenants, if this is needed. If new tenants are needed, the manager should seek suitable clients and organize viewings after which they will need to sign a contract. The manager is solely responsible for all of the documents and the financial aspects of the property. On top of this, the manager should ensure that the property is well looked after and any issues are terminated as quickly as possible.
To successfully complete all of these functions, especially any functions concerning rent, the manager should have a real estate license. Without this, it would be impossible.
We would strongly suggest downloading an editable template that details all of the vital structures, using the correct language. A North Carolina Property Management Agreement template can be downloaded by clicking the link below.
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