In an industry as dynamic and complex as property management, staying current isn’t just beneficial — it’s essential. Rules evolve, buildings get smarter, and the expectations of residents and owners continue to grow.
That’s why at MCRS, we believe strongly in investing in ongoing education for our team.
Recently, several of our staff members completed the ACMO Certificate Program, with a focus on Managing New Builds and Tarion Warranty.
This specialized course offered valuable insights into the unique challenges of managing newly constructed condominium communities and navigating the regulations and responsibilities set out by Tarion.
Why Continuing Education Is So Important
Here’s why continuing education is more than just a checkbox for us:
1. Staying Ahead of Industry Changes
Legislation, building codes, and warranty obligations (like those governed by Tarion) are always changing. Programs like ACMO’s ensure that property managers are not only up to date but also proactive in applying best practices.
2. Improved Service and Support
A well-informed team is better equipped to support residents, owners, and boards — especially during the complex early stages of a new build. Understanding Tarion coverage, builder obligations, and the common pitfalls of new developments helps us serve our clients with greater confidence and care.
3. Professional Growth
Courses like this reinforce our commitment to professional development. They challenge our team to think critically, share ideas, and bring fresh perspectives to the work we do every day.
4. Accountability and Transparency
When managing new buildings, it’s crucial to understand the timelines, documentation, and warranty procedures inside and out. Continuing education ensures our staff are prepared to uphold the highest standards of accountability — not just to regulatory bodies, but to the communities we manage.
Looking Forward
We’re proud of our team for taking the initiative to grow their expertise, and we know the benefits will be felt across the properties we manage. As we look to the future, we’ll continue seeking opportunities like this to strengthen our knowledge and better serve our clients.
Whether it’s a brand-new build or a well-established property, education remains one of our most valuable tools.