Which statement is true regarding Jameson, the on-site manager of an apartment property in Texas?

The statement is true because, in Texas, on-site apartment managers are typically not required to hold a real estate license. They can perform many management functions and operate under the supervision of a licensed real estate broker or property owner, provided they do not engage in activities that require a license, such as negotiating leases directly with tenants or charging fees without supervision. This allows operators like Jameson to manage properties effectively without the need for a real estate license.

While the other options suggest requirements that may apply to licensed individuals or specific property management roles, they do not apply to the position of an on-site manager in this context. Thus, it is important for aspiring managers in Texas to understand the legal distinctions and qualifications that apply to their role.