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An Oklahoma licensee is asked about a broker begins managing an owner’s rental property. What is the best answer?

Correct Answer

D) The broker should work from a clear property management agreement defining the broker’s authority and management duties

Oklahoma ok.III expressly tests property management agreements as part of the state salesperson outline. Source basis: Pearson VUE Oklahoma Real Estate State Content Outlines #093801 | 03/2025: Oklahoma salesperson state section has 40 scored items; ok.III Property Management has 6 items and ok.IV Disclosures and Hazards has 6 items. Checked 2026-04-30.

Answer Options
A
A management agreement is irrelevant once rent collection begins
B
Only the tenant, not the owner, needs to understand the property manager’s role
C
Property management agreements are a national-only subject and cannot appear on the Oklahoma state section
D
The broker should work from a clear property management agreement defining the broker’s authority and management duties

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Key Terms:

oklahomaok.IIIproperty_managementpm-agreement-scope

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