A contract in which a property manager agrees to review prospective tenants and render monthly financial statements is called a:

A lease is a legal agreement between a landlord and a tenant that specifies the terms under which a tenant may occupy a property. While leases may involve tenant reviews, they do not pertain to the property manager's responsibilities or financial reporting, which are explicitly detailed in a management agreement.

A transcript refers to a written or printed document that records spoken material, typically used in academic or professional contexts. It has no relevance to property management or the agreement between a property manager and a property owner concerning tenant reviews or financial reporting.

A credit report is a detailed account of an individual's credit history, often used by landlords to assess a prospective tenant’s creditworthiness. However, it is not a contract or agreement; rather, it is a tool that may be utilized within the context of a management agreement but does not define the overarching responsibilities of a property manager.