Apply for the AAMC Accreditation Today
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- Gain credibility, trust, and loyalty from the associations you manage.
- Expand your business by gaining a competitive advantage.
- Increase the quality of your staff and reduce turnover.
- Ensure that you have well-trained managers who can handle the myriad responsibilities involved in managing a community.
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- A minimum of three years of experience providing community association management services, based on client verification.
- A Professional Community Association Manager (PCAM) designee as the company's senior manager.
- 50% of managers, and those who supervise managers, who have been at the company for at least two years should hold a professional manager credential (CMCA, AMS, LSM, or PCAM).
- Maintain fidelity (crime or employee dishonesty), general liability, and workers' compensation insurance in addition to meeting federal, state, and local laws. A certificate of insurance liability showing the required insurance must be included with the application. CAI headquarters should be listed as a certificate holder.
- Comply with the CAI Professional Manager Code of Ethics.
- Complete the AAMC Application and submit with application fee of
- Member: $320 (management company member)
- Nonmember: $570
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- Pay the annual maintenance fee by Aug. 1.
- Member: $180 (management company member)
- Nonmember: $410
- Renew accreditation every three years by Aug. 1 by completing and submitting the renewal application along with a current copy of the certificate of insurance liability listing CAI headquarters as a certificate holder.
- Pay the annual maintenance fee by Aug. 1.
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Please contact [email protected] for details on how to reinstate the AAMC accreditation.
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