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Posted: June 22, 2010
Sunrise Management & Consulting named AMO of the year for 2009
Sunrise Management & Consulting has been named Accredited Management Organization (AMO) of the year for 2009 by the Institute of Real Estate Management Chapter 93 (IREM), an affiliate of the National Association of Realtors.
The AMO accreditation is awarded to real estate firms that have a track record of high performance, experience, stability and financial accountability and have a Certified Property Manager (CPM) directing and supervising the real estate management team. In addition, AMO firms must abide by a rigorous Code of Professional Ethics that is strictly enforced by the Institute.
Sunrise Management & Consulting (SM&C) was formed in 1998 and specialized in the property management of large apartment complexes, homeowner and condominium associations and commercial properties. Today Sunrise manages over 1500 units with a footprint from N.J. through Mass.
SM&C is the publisher of the Sunrise Multifamily Rental Market Report covering New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Mass, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine. The report, the first and only comprehensive analysis of this market segment in these regions, provides rental market information for use by property owners, managers and service industry personnel.
SM&C is the creator of the Property Coach system for effective property management.
SM&C is also the creator of the Property Gauge program for property operation evaluation and risk assessment.
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