Which statute regulates property management in North Carolina?

The North Carolina Residential Rental Agreements Act is the statute specifically regulating property management activities in the state. This law establishes the framework for how residential rental agreements are formed and enforced, addressing issues such as the rights and responsibilities of landlords and tenants, lease terms, security deposits, and eviction processes. By providing clear guidelines, it helps ensure that both landlords and tenants understand their legal obligations and protections during property management activities.

The other options pertain to different aspects of real estate and property management but do not focus exclusively on property management practices. The North Carolina Real Estate License Law regulates the licensure and conduct of real estate brokers and agents. The North Carolina Fair Housing Act addresses discrimination in housing, while the North Carolina Landlord-Tenant Act provides general provisions governing landlord-tenant relationships but is not as specific to property management practices as the Residential Rental Agreements Act. Thus, the focus of the question on property management specifically points to the Residential Rental Agreements Act as the most relevant statute.