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Hire a tenant to act as resident manager of a rental building with this downloadable Resident Manager Agreement template.

What is the purpose of this legal document template?

This Resident Manager Agreement template is between a landlord (or property manager who manages the building) and an existing tenant.

The tenant agrees to act as resident manager of the rental building in exchange for free or reduced rent, plus a monthly management fee.

What will the resident manager's responsibilities be?

The resident manager's duties and responsibilities include:

• • rent collection;
  • issuing eviction and default notices;
  • inspection of rental units of departing tenants;
  • showing units to prospective tenants;
  • groundskeeping;
  • performing building maintenance.

Who can use this Resident Manager Agreement form?

This downloadable document template is ideal for:

• landlords
• property managers
• rental agents
• real estate investors

This is a generic agreement template which can be used in many different countries, states and provinces.

The Resident Manager Agreement gives landlords and rental managers more flexibility and reduces the amount of time required each month to manage a multi-unit building by delegating certain responsibilities to an existing tenant who is able to take them on.

Why buy this Resident Manager Agreement template?

• Instantly downloadable document
• Reusable template — buy once, use as often as needed
• Fully editable MS Word file
• Comprehensive legal document form prepared and reviewed by humans, for humans
• No subscription necessary, no additional license or usage fees

Document Details at a Glance

•  Document Name: Resident Manager Agreement
• Jurisdiction: Anywhere
• Format: Microsoft Word (.docx)
• Pages: 2
• Editable: Yes
• Reusable: Unlimited personal or business use
• Instant Download: Yes

Additional Resources

What is the difference between a resident manager and a property manager?

Common tenant complaints and how to handle them

Alberta landlords, you can hire one of your tenants to act as resident manager of your rental building with this Agreement to Act as Resident Manager.

• The tenant agrees to act as resident manager of the rental building in exchange for free or reduced rent, plus a monthly management fee.
• The resident manager's duties and responsibilities include:
  • collecting rent and late fees and issuing receipts to tenants;
  • issuing eviction and default notices;
  • inspecting rental units after a tenancy ends and the tenant has vacated;
  • showing empty rental units to prospective tenants;
  • groundskeeping and building maintenance.
• Available as fully editable and reusable MS Word template.
• Intended to be used only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

Alaska landlords, hire one of your existing tenants to act as resident manager of your rental building with this Agreement to Act as Resident Manager.

• The tenant will act as resident manager of the rental building in exchange for free or reduced rent, plus a monthly management fee.
• The resident manager's duties and responsibilities include:
  • collecting rent and late fees and issuing receipts to tenants;
  • issuing eviction and default notices;
  • inspecting rental units after a tenancy ends and the tenant has vacated;
  • showing empty rental units to prospective tenants;
  • groundskeeping and building maintenance.
• This is a MS Word document template and is fully editable.
• Intended to be used only in the State of Alaska.

Hire one of your tenants to act as resident manager of your rental building with this Arkansas Agreement to Act as Resident Manager.

• The tenant will act as resident manager of the rental building in exchange for free or reduced rent, plus a monthly management fee.
• The resident manager's duties and responsibilities include:
  • collecting rent and late fees and issuing receipts to tenants;
  • issuing eviction and default notices;
  • inspecting rental units after a tenancy ends and the tenant has vacated;
  • showing empty rental units to prospective tenants;
  • groundskeeping and building maintenance.
• Available in MS Word format and fully editable to fit your circumstances.
• Intended to be used only in the State of Arkansas.

BC landlords, hire one of your tenants to act as resident manager of your rental building with this British Columbia Resident Manager Agreement.

• The tenant will act as resident manager of the rental building in exchange for free or reduced rent, plus a monthly management fee.
• The resident manager's duties and responsibilities include:
  • collecting rent and late fees and issuing receipts to tenants;
  • issuing eviction and default notices;
  • inspecting rental units after a tenancy ends and the tenant has vacated;
  • showing empty rental units to prospective tenants;
  • groundskeeping and building maintenance.
• Available as a fully editable MS Word template.
• Intended to be used only in the Province of British Columbia, Canada.

Hire a tenant to act as resident manager of your rental building with this California Resident Manager Agreement.

• Under California Code of Regulations Title 25, Article 5, Section 42, any building with 16 or more units is required to have a resident manager.
• The resident manager will be paid a salary, a portion of which will be paid by reduced rent on a rental unit to be occupied by the manager as a condition of employment.
• The resident manager's duties can be as broad or as narrow as the building owner requires. Typically the manager would collect the rent, issue receipts, serve 3-day, 30-day and 60-day notices, provide cleaning and maintenance services, and show empty units to prospective tenants.
• The manager's unit will be subject to the same rental increases as the other rental units.
• The resident manager's right to occupy the unit will terminate when the employment ends. The contract template includes an optional provision for the manager to stay on as a tenant, at the option of the landlord.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only in the State of California.