How does the commission discipline a property manager?

The commission disciplines a property manager in the same manner as it does for a licensed real estate broker or salesperson because property management falls under similar regulations and standards of practice as real estate transactions. This means that if a property manager commits violations such as misconduct, unethical behavior, or negligence, they will face disciplinary actions that reflect the severity of the offense, just like brokers or salespeople. This could include a range of consequences, from warnings to license suspensions or revocations, underlining the importance of maintaining professionalism and ethical standards in all aspects of real estate practice, including property management.

The other options describe specific disciplinary measures that are not universally applicable to all cases. For example, warnings might not be the first step for severe violations, and financial penalties alone do not encompass the full range of potential disciplinary actions. Similarly, mandatory training sessions might be implemented in some contexts but are not a primary form of disciplinary action enforced by the commission.