(A)
All rental managers shall be deemed authorized to accept notice and
process on behalf of the landlord.
(B)
No landlord shall authorize or permit another person to act on its
behalf with respect to a dwelling unit, including, but not limited
to, the acceptance of rental income, unless that person is designated
as a rental manager on the application for the crime-free residential
rental license.
(C)
No person shall conduct business on behalf of a landlord unless specifically
listed as a rental manager on the application for the current crime-free
residential rental license.
(D)
No rental manager shall conduct business on behalf of a landlord
unless they have attended and successfully completed a crime-free
residential rental seminar.
(E)
Landlords shall be responsible for the conduct/actions of their rental
managers.
(A)
Every landlord shall give notice to the City Clerk should its rental
manager discontinue services in that capacity. Said notice shall be
provided to the City Clerk, in writing, no later than two business
days after the landlord has knowledge of such discontinuation.
(B)
Absentee landlords shall update the information required under § 19.184(D) in writing, no later than seven days after the previous rental manager has discontinued services for a dwelling unit.
(C)
Landlords, other than absentee landlords, shall update the information required by § 19.184(D) in writing, no later than seven days after a replacement rental manager is employed for a dwelling unit. In the event the landlord has not identified a replacement rental manager within seven days after the previously identified rental manager has discontinued services, it shall be presumed the landlord is managing the dwelling unit governed by the crime-free residential rental license.
