California Residential Rental Property Manager Agreement is a contract between a residential property owner and a property manager, outlining the terms and conditions of the arrangement. The agreement is designed to safeguard the rights and responsibilities of both parties, while providing a framework for managing the rental property and protecting the interests of the property owner. There are three types of California Residential Rental Property Manager Agreement: 1. The Independent Contractor Agreement: This agreement allows the property owner to hire an independent contractor to manage the rental property. It outlines the duties of the property manager, including collecting rent, handling tenant inquiries, and handling maintenance and repair. 2. The Leasing Agent Agreement: This agreement allows the property owner to hire a leasing agent to manage the rental property. It outlines the duties of the leasing agent, including collecting rent, managing the tenant screening process, and handling maintenance and repair. 3. The Property Management Company Agreement: This agreement allows the property owner to hire a property management company to manage the rental property. It outlines the duties of the property management company, including collecting rent, managing the tenant screening process, and handling maintenance and repair.