Sentry Management provides operational leadership to homeowner and condominium associations through the Albuquerque office. Our full-service property management makes community association management easy for every HOA and COA. Homeowner management services include planning and coordination of association meetings, site visits, enforcement of restrictions, contract supervision, aggressive collections and detailed financial and manager’s reports. The Sentry Management® standard service package also includes community websites, online payments and real-time downloadable financial reports.
Sentry’s Albuquerque office operates in Bernalillo, Santa Fe, Sandoval and Valencia Counties. Some of the largest cities where Sentry manages communities include Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe, Grants, Los Lunas and Edgewood. The office opened nearly 20 years ago providing commercial real estate service and community management for homeowner and condominium associations. A powerful assurance of Sentry’s experience, financial stability and integrity is its Accredited Management Organization® certification by the Institute of Real Estate Management. Only a handful of community association management firms nationally have obtained this level of professionalism. The Albuquerque Sentry Management office has 12 employees with a direct local impact, primarily from operations and payroll, of $1.3 million annually. When considering indirect contributions to the local economy, the total annual impact totals more than $17 million.
Carol Rickert Asbury, Vice President, has earned the Certified Commercial Investment Member designation from the CCIM Institute as well as the Professional Community Association Manager (PCAM) designation from Community Associations Institute (CAI). She is also a Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA). All Community Managers have earned a Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA) designation and one an Association Management Specialist (AMS) designation. Sentry’s Albuquerque Community Managers have an average of 8 years’ experience in association management. Last year, Sentry’s New Mexico staff completed over 160 hours of advanced professional education to keep them current on all issues relating to homeowner and condominium association operations.
Sentry Albuquerque Hosts Well-Attended HOA Board Member Seminar
The Sentry Management Albuquerque office recently hosted a well-attended Board Seminar for local condominium and homeowner association board members. The...
Safety and Security of Financial Interests
“One of my large concerns . . . was the safety and security of its (our association) financial assets. My...
Robert Shaw, Treasurer for the Towne Park Homeowners Association has great things to say about Sentry Management’s Albuquerque office.
“Our association bylaws require a management company, but we weren’t pleased with the company we had before. So two years...
CommunityPro® is an easy way to make payments, access association documents, view account history, stay informed and more.
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Nine guidelines to consider when developing and enforcing pet policies.
Documents, Statutes, and Laws: Which One Takes Priority?
Power to govern an Association is based on the authority granted by multiple sources. To make it a little confusing, just like the power the Federal Government has to override aspects of State laws, there is a hierarchy in the application of laws and documents to Associations.
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