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For the Kentucky state portion, how should a candidate analyze the client signs the management agreement?

Correct Answer

A) The agreement must include a certification that the client received a duplicate copy of the agreement and attached lease form

201 KAR 11:121 Section 10 requires the client duplicate-copy certification. Source basis: 201 KAR 11:121 Section 10 and KRS 324.111, Kentucky Legislative Research Commission official sources: property management agreements, ledgers, deposit timing, escrow/management accounts, and property-management account records; checked 2026-04-30.

Answer Options
A
The agreement must include a certification that the client received a duplicate copy of the agreement and attached lease form
B
An oral management understanding is enough whenever the owner trusts the broker.
C
Property management money may be handled as ordinary company operating funds.
D
The duty arises only after a tenant files a complaint.

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