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Posted: August 25, 2008
Holland of Sunrise Mgmt. to serve as an IREM multifamily sector advisor
According to Sunrise Management & Consulting, Jesse Holland, president and founder of the company, has been selected to serve as a multifamily sector advisor for the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM), a real estate management association serving both the multifamily and commercial real estate sectors.
IREM selected Holland to serve based on his experience in the management of multifamily properties. As an advisor, Holland will identify emerging and timely topics relevant to the multifamily sector, be a source for media interviews, and serve on panel discussions.
Creator of the Property Coach program for maximizing real estate investment, Holland is an IREM Accredited Residential Manager (ARM) and Certified Property Manager (CPM), a Quadel Certified Assisted Housing Manager (AHM) and a Licensed NYS real estate broker. He currently serves as president of IREM New York Capital Region chapter 93.
Sunrise Management is a third party property management company providing property management services, market research, and consulting to property owners, investors and home owner associations throughout the northeastern U.S.
IREM is celebrating its 75th anniversary. IREM is one of the only professional real estate management associations serving both the multifamily and commercial real estate sectors.
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