APM has been managing non-profit housing since 1991. Maureen Barrey the President of APM was involved for several years in the development of non-profit housing as a Development Consultant and then started APM.

The company currently manages properties ranging is size 45 units to 187 units. These properties are high-rise apartment, low-rise apartment and townhouses. Each building is owned and operated by a Private Non-Profit Housing Corporation.

All APM staff have taken courses in rent-geared-to-income, the introduction to Social Housing which is a course offered by ONPHA, risk management, how to read a Building Condition Assessment, how to use a Replacement Reserve Fund Study and other building related courses offered to the industry.

APM Senior Staff offer training for Board members. Governance is a very important part of being a Board member and incorporates several program procedures and policies that must be adhered to. Every Board member has a critical role to play and APM will help you to understand that role.

The non-profit program is governed by the Social Housing Reform Act. All APM staff are familiar with this Act and must abide by the Regulations in day-to-day operations. The selection of tenants to fill and rent-geared-to-income unit must follow a number of procedures all relate to the Regulations of the SHRA.

They must also be familiar with the Residential Tenancies Act (formerly know as the Tenant Protection Act or the Landlord and Tenant Act). All tenants living in rental housing are governed by this Act and all rules and regulations apply to their tenancy. Property Managers must also abide by the Act.