Many single family and townhome communities do not need or want the same set of services that are geared more towards a condominium. Since there is no common ownership in the physical units (homes), when you live in a homeowners association, you should not pay the same rate per home to your management company that is charged for a condominium, yet most management companies still charge a similar rate. NPM will tailor a program designed specifically for the needs of your community based on many factors, such as the type of home (townhouse or single family) the size of the community, the location of the community, the amenities, the age of the community, amount of common area, financial strength, and participation level of the community. more info 

Because of the nature of common ownership in condominiums, managers who oversee these types of associations must have an exceptional knowledge of the governing documents, Maryland law governing condominiums, and the very specific insurance rules and regulations that apply to condominiums. It takes years to gain a proper understanding of condominiums and how they "work" and as the owner of NPM I have over 26 years of experience dealing with all types of condominiums. more info 

Commercial Condominiums have different needs than residential condominiums.  Businesses and business owners rely heavily on their property managers to ensure that the common areas are impeccable and safe at all times. more info 

Tired of dealing with dead beat tenants, maintenance calls in the middle of the night, collecting monthly rent payments, move in and move out inspections? A competent and qualified property manager can handle all aspects of renting and managing your home from start to finish. more info