Regional Vice President/Director - National Association of Residential Property Managers
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Regional Vice President/Director

Deadline date to turn in application for a Director/RVP position is June 6.

The Regional Vice President/Director (RVP) of NARPM® will include one (1) member representing each of the Association’s regions who are elected to oversee the work of the National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM®). These individuals will act as the representatives of the NARPM® President in such matters as may be assigned to them. In addition to serving as the spokesperson for the Association in their respective region, the RVP will work closely with the Member Services Committee, the Chapter Support Manager, and the Executive Director to identify problems or opportunities within their region and assist wherever possible.

A RVP will supervise their assigned region of NARPM®. The NARPM® President, RVP, Committee Chairs, and National staff will work closely with the regions to provide the most beneficial services and programs to their members. RVP will represent their region at the NARPM® Board Meetings.

RVPs shall have oversight councils that shall be comprised of the RVP, who shall act as Chair, along with Chapter President or their assignees. The affairs and the activities of the Region shall be directed by the RVP, who will be assisted by an Ambassador, in accordance with Association policies. Each RVP will have a team to assist them in the duties throughout their term and these individuals will be chosen through an application process.

The RVP will work closely with all National Committees and the Chapter Support Manager to identify problems and/or opportunities within their region and assist wherever possible.

Each RVP will represent their respective Region at the NARPM® Board Meetings.

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Why You Need a Professional

  • Better renter selection, background checks, and pre-screening.
  • Maintenance contracts save you money.
  • Rental listings are taken care of, and usually reach a larger audience.
  • Property Management fees are usually considered a tax deduction.

Just the Facts

  • A large number of single-family dwellings across the U.S. 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.