The Property Management Agreement — SC Edition
What the agreement is, what South Carolina requires, where each term belongs, and how to execute it so it holds up in court and in practice. Course fee includes your own copy of the Residential Property Management Agreement template and the Drafting & QC Checklist form (a $258 value).
What you'll be able to do.
- ◆Identify every term South Carolina law requires in a management agreement
- ◆Place required and recommended terms in the right document sections
- ◆Know exactly who must sign and how the signature block should be structured
- ◆Recognize the common execution errors that void or weaken an agreement
Curriculum.
- 01The agreement as a power-of-attorney: what you are actually delegating
- 02South Carolina's required terms: the statute, the placement, the language
- 03Recommended terms: scope, fees, termination, and the transition plan
- 04Who signs: owner, entity, trustee, and the authorization chain
- 05How to sign: notarization, witnesses, electronic execution, and recording
- 06Common drafting and execution mistakes that cost managers their fees
Your instructor.
Nataliya Matejka brings over two decades of real estate experience to the classroom — including growing an investor portfolio from 0 to 56 single-family homes in 18 months, overseeing acquisitions, rehabs, and property management along the way. A practicing real estate attorney licensed in South Carolina and Washington, she focuses on landlord-tenant law, fair housing, and the operational side of property ownership. She founded KIORE in memory of her father, whose example led her to law, to teach the practical knowledge that licensing alone doesn't provide.