8 Red Flags in a Property Management Contract

A clean page should make the decision easier, not harder.

The contract is where the real story usually starts.

The fee structure is hard to read, the response terms are vague, or the maintenance rules leave
too much room for surprises.

The company talks a lot about service but does not explain who actually handles the work.

The agreement never says how communication, approvals, and emergency issues will be handled.

A good listing should help owners find firms that are clearer than that.

What clause makes you slow down and read twice?