Under The Broker Relationships Act, what must licensees providing property management services do?

Under The Broker Relationships Act, licensees providing property management services are required to comply with the Residential Property Condition Disclosure Act. This act mandates that property owners disclose specific information about the condition of a residential property to potential buyers or tenants, ensuring transparency and informing prospective occupants about any existing issues with the property. Compliance with this act is essential for maintaining ethical standards in property management and for protecting both landlords and tenants by ensuring that potential tenants have access to critical information that could affect their decision to rent a property.

The other options do not align with the requirements of the act. Ignoring tenant complaints would violate the duty of care that property managers have toward their tenants. Keeping property conditions secret goes against the principles of transparency and disclosure that the Residential Property Condition Disclosure Act aims to uphold. While screening tenants can be part of a property manager's responsibilities, it is not a requirement under The Broker Relationships Act in the context of compliance with the Residential Property Condition Disclosure Act.