Associated Property Management has New Website Designed by AtHomeNet

Dec. 18, 2009 - PRLog -- Associated Property Management (APM) is pleased to announce their new website is now operating and online.  The website was designed and hosted by AtHomeNet. AtHomeNet is based in Atlanta, Georgia.  

AtHomeNet prides itself on offering a very powerful set of online tools for association management company’s websites. The APM website is integrated with 212 Software (formerly TOPS), the premier accounting, administrative and management program.  Soon APM will be celebrating 20 years of service with 212 (TOPS), as APM was one of their first clients in Florida.  

The website program when fully functional will include most of these features; contact information, company services, vendor bid system, related site links, announcements, banner ads, purchase community documents, online payments, maintenance request form, accounting request form, management proposal form, and a section for company newsletters.  Overall, the APM website will be more interactive and user-friendly for their clients.  

APM was attracted to AtHomeNet not only for the ease of use as an administrator but also for their support and ongoing monthly upgrades of the management company websites.  APM looks forward to a long and beneficial partnership with AtHomeNet.  Their website is  www.athomenet.com  

Associated Property Management’s new website is www.assocpropmgt.com company website designed by AtHomeNet is now online.  AtHomeNet is an industry leader in providing website solutions for community associations and management companies.

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Associated Property Management (APM) is one of the oldest management companies in Palm Beach County, APM has been specializing in community association management since 1988. APM represents more than 130 associations from Jupiter to Boca Raton and as far west as Wellington and Royal Palm Beach, Florida. APMs clients receive personal service from a specially trained and experienced staff that helps Board of Directors to reduce association expenses, increase property values and improve communications within their client communities.