What does it mean to have a CPM® managing your property? 

A Certified Property Manager has earned their credentials by meeting strict requirements in the areas of education, experience, and pledging to adhere to the Code of Professional Ethics that is strictly enforced by the association.  In addition to the fiduciary responsibility called for as the owner’s agent, the IREM Code of Professional Ethics requires managers to hold proprietary information in confidence, to maintain accurate financial and business records for the managed property, and to protect the owner’s funds.  The Code outlines;

• Duties to one’s employer, to former clients and employers, and to tenants and others;
• Sets forth requirements for contracting management and managing the clients property;
• Addresses relations with other members of the profession and compliance with laws and regulations.