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The National Association of Residential Property Managers had a meeting today in Waimea, Hawaii. The Big Island chapter, an organization dedicated to promoting the advancement , development and support of property managers to be a leading force in the profession of property management. As usual it was very informative.

Cindy Evans, State House of Representatives was the speaker discussing issues relating to Property Management.

In our goal to follow the Code of Ethics, Article 10 Duty to remain educated.

The Property Manager shall strive to remain informed about relevant matters affecting the property management field on a local, state and national level. The property manager shall maintain their real estate licenses by meeting continuing education requirements as set out by the state in which they work.

Professional Members of NARPM® are individuals who must be engaged in the management of residential properties as agents for others, licensed in those states that require licensing.

Support Specialist Members are individuals who act in the role of support in the office of a Professional Member, not acting in a capacity requiring licensure in that state.
Affiliate Members are companies who serve or supply the residential property management profession.
Support Specialist and Affiliate Members are nonvoting members of NARPM®.
Just the Facts
A large number of single-family dwellings across the United States are non-owner occupied.
The average number of units owned by investors is fewer than five.
There are many properties being managed either by owners or by managers who specialize in small properties.
NARPM® Fills the Void
As a group, managers of small residential properties oversee billions of dollars worth of assets, yet have had little or no voice in such important matters as tax law, legislation, legal document requirements, accounting practices, insurance, building codes, zoning and utilities.
Prior to the inception of NARPM®, there was no organization to represent this large group of property managers and their clients.
Meeting the Needs of Residential Property Managers
The National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM®), founded in October 1988, provides a permanent trade organization for the residential property management industry. NARPM® continues to be the premier professional association of residential property managers, currently representing over 2000 members comprised of real estate agents, brokers, managers and their employees.

NARPM® promotes a high standard of business ethics, professionalism and fair housing practice. The Association also certifies its members in the standards and practices of the residential property management industry and promotes continuing professional education.
NARPM® is an association of real estate professionals who know first-hand the unique problems and challenges of managing single-family and small residential properties.
NARPM® members know that education and communication raise the level of our profession, so that we may better represent our clients.
NARPM® is here to represent the interest of property managers.

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