Which of the following is not a method for monitoring leasing team marketing activities?

Facilitating the RFP (Request for Proposal) process is typically associated with procurement and vendor selection, rather than directly monitoring the marketing activities of a leasing team. The RFP process involves soliciting proposals from vendors or service providers to obtain the best terms and pricing, which is not a method for monitoring or evaluating the performance of leasing team marketing.

In contrast, scheduling periodic leasing meetings, reviewing prospect reports, and calling the leasing team to discuss areas of concern are all methods that focus on assessing and guiding the leasing team's marketing efforts. These practices help ensure that the team stays aligned with marketing goals, allows for analysis of their effectiveness, and provides a platform for addressing any issues or improvements in their approach. Therefore, the choice regarding the RFP process does not fit within the scope of monitoring marketing activities in the leasing context.