What is typically required to close a report of survey?

To close a report of survey, documentation of all findings and recommendations is typically required. This documentation serves multiple purposes: it provides a formal record of the assessment conducted, ensures transparency regarding the findings, and outlines the subsequent recommendations for corrective actions or improvements. This well-organized documentation is essential not only for closing out the report itself but also for maintaining a comprehensive history of property management decisions, which can be critical for future assessments or audits.

While other options may involve important steps in the overall process of managing property and ensuring compliance, the core requirement for closing the report focuses on having a definitive, documented summary of what was observed, analyzed, and suggested during the survey. This ensures that all relevant details have been captured and communicated effectively to stakeholders, setting the stage for any necessary follow-through actions. In essence, without this thorough documentation, the report cannot be considered fully closed, as it lacks the necessary substance to inform future actions or decisions based on the survey conducted.