What type of information is typically excluded from a property management report?

The correct choice is the employee handbook because it is not relevant to the operational metrics of property management that are typically included in a report. Property management reports generally focus on quantifiable data that reflects the performance and status of the property. This includes financial performance, which details income and expenses, as well as occupancy rates, which indicate how many units are occupied compared to those available.

Maintenance logs, while tracking ongoing or completed maintenance work, provide insights into the condition of the property and the effectiveness of maintenance management. In contrast, the employee handbook serves more as a guideline for staff behavior and policies rather than as a direct measure of property performance, making it irrelevant for inclusion in standard property management reports.