Property Management in California provides an overview of the field of property management and describes the major functions of property managers, including their legal, interpersonal, maintenance, accounting, administrative, and other duties. It also covers specific practices and problems in the management of various types of property. This comprehensive textbook and course workbook – approved by the California Department of Real Estate for qualification for a California Real Estate Broker License or to extend a California Real Estate Sales License – provides a historical background and job description of the property manager, describes categories of managed property, and discusses research and analysis, rents and budgets, administration, leases, risk management, maintenance, marketing, fair housing, and ethics. In addition, each chapter includes a multiple-choice written assignment for students.