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 property owner and a tenant that outlines the terms for occupying the property, including rent amount and duration. While leases pertain to tenant agreements, they do not cover the management aspects of tenant screening or financial reporting, which are central to property management.

A transcript typically refers to a written record of academic performance or an official report of grades from an educational institution. It has no relevance to real estate or property management, as it does not involve tenant screening or financial management in the context of rental properties.

A credit report provides a detailed account of an individual's credit history and financial behavior, often used by landlords to evaluate potential tenants. However, it is only one component of the tenant screening process and does not encompass the broader responsibilities outlined in a management agreement, such as financial reporting and overall property oversight.