Updated April 25, 2024
A Pennsylvania property management agreement is used by property owners and real estate brokers to make a legally binding contract for the management of a piece of real estate that is rented out to tenants. The broker agrees to manage the renting and maintenance of the owner’s real estate in exchange for a commission or for a flat rate. The manager will also usually have access to funds that are set aside for various expenses, such as renovations and paying bills.
Laws
Requirements – Except for property owners, individuals must be licensed real estate brokers to work legally as property managers.[1][2]
Verify a Property Manager – https://www.pals.pa.gov/#/page/search
Management Forms (4)
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Pennsylvania Listing Agreements
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Pennsylvania Purchase Agreements
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