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irem introduced the amo (accredited management organization) accreditation for property management firms in 1945, setting an uncommon standard for firm conduct and client service that is still unmatched today. take the first step
learn more about earning the amo for your firm, we’ll guide you step-by-step through the process.
overview: identify a cpm in an executive management position in your firm to complete the amo certification course.time: 1-2 weeks
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overview: submit the amo application for irem review to verify that your firm meets the specific financial, operational, insurance, and client service standards required.time: 3-5 hours
overview: become accredited, get officially recognized, and acquire the right to use the amo accreditation in business activities, and start utilizing the benefits of being an amo.time: 1-2 months
*all steps are generalized. application fee is $750. see step details for complete information. application fee is non-refundable.
current amo? use your amo login to access amo resources and pay dues. email amo@irem.org to make changes to your amo profile and office information.
looking to reinstate your amo? learn the requirements for reactivating your accreditation.
the amo is the nation’s original and most exclusive accreditation for property management firms; the first amo firms date back to 1945. today, over 500 elite firms can call themselves an amo.
the amo checklist will show you the path to earning your firm’s amo, and serve as a handy guide that’ll keep you on track along the way.
the irem cpm® (certified property manager) is the leading property manager certification in the industry, and an executive at your firm must hold it to qualify for amo accreditation. don’t have a cpm who can fill this role?
learn about the cpm