Timothy Stapleton, ARM, senior property manager at NAI Long Island, was the recipient of the greater New York chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management's (IREM) Accredited Residential Manager (ARM) of the Year Award. He was recognized for his efforts in the restoration of four properties in Long Beach after Hurricane Sandy.
Beginning the day after the storm, Stapleton was in Long Beach seven days a week coordinating and directing the restoration efforts at four buildings on Shore Rd. and was instrumental in getting over 540 families back into their homes, most within 45 days of the storm.
He is a NYS licensed real estate broker and an ARM who has been managing residential properties for 25 years and manages some of NAI Long Island's most valued residential accounts.
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