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Which Iowa rule applies when a broker will pay property expenses to vendors?

Correct Answer

B) The agreement must state which property-related expense payments the broker will make to third parties

Iowa Administrative Code 193E-15.1 requires property management agreements to address third-party expense payments. Source basis: Iowa Administrative Code 193E-15.1: property management written authorization, required agreement terms, copies, sale/listing authority, trust-account deposits, termination notices, owner funds, and final accounting; checked 2026-04-30.

Answer Options
A
The owner copy and accounting duties apply only if a tenant complains.
B
The agreement must state which property-related expense payments the broker will make to third parties
C
The licensee may manage the property on oral permission alone when Iowa requires written authority.
D
Property management funds can be handled outside the broker trust-account system.

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