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What can a tenant's refusal to sign a lease agreement result in?

  1. Immediate eviction.

  2. Constitutes noncompliance by the property manager.

  3. Does not constitute noncompliance by the property manager.

  4. A fine to the tenant.

The correct answer is: Does not constitute noncompliance by the property manager.

When a tenant refuses to sign a lease agreement, it does not necessarily constitute noncompliance by the property manager. Noncompliance refers to a failure to follow the terms and conditions outlined in a lease agreement, which can result in penalties or eviction. However, since the tenant's refusal to sign the agreement is not a direct violation of any terms, it is not considered noncompliance by the property manager. The option of "immediate eviction" (A) is incorrect because a tenant's refusal to sign a lease agreement does not automatically lead to their eviction. "A fine to the tenant" (D) is also incorrect as there is no evidence to suggest that a fine would be imposed solely based on a refusal to sign. Additionally, option (B) is incorrect because it implies that the property manager is at fault for the tenant's refusal, which may not be the case. Therefore, the best answer is (C) as it accurately states that a tenant's refusal to sign does not necessarily constitute noncompliance by the property manager.