Sacramento Property Management

Seasoned HOA Property Manager Kathryn Henricksen Works with Sacramento Board MembersKathryn oversees Merit's HOA property management for the Sacramento region

As Merit's Business Unit Leader for the Sacramento region, Kathryn Henricksen, CCAM, is responsible for overseeing Merit's clients throughout the region. Kathryn is a seasoned industry professional and brings with her over 20 years of community association management experience.

She is on the board and faculty of the California Association of Community Managers (CACM) and holds the professional designation of Certified Community Association Manager (CCAM®). In 2004, Kathryn was the recipient of the CACM President's Vision Award. She is also a member of the Community Associations Institute and Community Manager's International Association.

"We are very excited to welcome Kathryn Henricksen to our Northern California team," states Tony Woltman, Merit's Senior Vice President, Northern California. "Utilizing Kathryn's experience, industry knowledge and leadership, we look forward to enhancing our client experience and preparing for additional growth in the Northern California region."

Kathryn is responsible for Merit's current association community management clients and coordinates and manages new contracts, maintains client relations and spearheads Merit's continued growth throughout the Sacramento Valley. She will also supervise property management staff and association onsite teams.

To contact Kathryn, please email her at khenricksen@meritpm.com.

Serving the Sacramento ValleyFrom the city to rural communities, we respond to each creatively

"Working in Sacramento offers the unique opportunity to support communities in both urban and rural settings. We creatively solve problems from parking issues at condominium communities all the way to enforcing the limits on the number of sheep on properties," says Tony Woltman, Merit's Senior Vice President Northern California.

"Our property management style is transparent. We invite community association board members to join us on walkthroughs to see the day-to-day operations to add to their comfort that the job is being done. We want to do the job the way we promised we would. From orientation seminars to individualized tutorials, we assist our board members to manage for the type of community they serve."

Sacramento Staff Hosted Educational Symposium

Over 60 attended the recent Merit-hosted reception and educational presentation on managing and living in community associations. The expert panel spoke on trends in today's housing market, building trust among management, boards and homeowners, transparency in billing, collecting and reporting as well as vendor and contract management.

Merit Hosts Vendor Trade ShowOver 25 companies participated

Over 25 vendors participated in a "mini trade show" at Merit's Sacramento office. The event allowed vendors to meet community managers and other staff members and provided an opportunity for Merit to thank the vendors we work with for their hard work and dedication to our communities.

Additional trade shows are offered in the Spring and Fall at the Aliso Viejo office and will be coming soon to our San Diego, Inland Empire and other Northern California regions. If you are interested in participating in a trade show, please contact 800 428 5588.

Sacramento HOA DonatesStonelake Master Association, a Merit-managed HOA, donated more than 1,000 cans of food to the Elk Grove Food Bank

The residents of Merit's premier master-planned community in Elk Grove, Stonelake Master Association, donated more than 1,000 cans of food to the local food bank.

"We were truly thankful for the generous outpouring of donations," said Scott Hubbard, Merit Property Management Community Manager. "It was a team effort among the Stonelake Master Association Board of Directors, Merit's staff and the community residents to help the greater Elk Grove community."

Each month the Elk Grove Food Bank distributes emergency food to more than 2,100 people, including children, disabled, seniors, working poor, people living with HIV and the homeless throughout Elk Grove and the surrounding counties.

Merit has managed Stonelake for over three years. Stonelake is Elk Grove's premier master-planned community offering 1,467 single-family homes and a variety of amenities including a clubhouse, pool, children's karate, yoga as well as dance and zumba classes.

Merit's Staff Worked to Rebuild Sacramento

In Sacramento, 76,000 homes are considered substandard. Thousands of those homes are owned by seniors, disabled individuals or families with children who do not have the means to fix these homes. The Rebuilding Dream events address this issue by joining volunteers and donors so that neighbors help neighbors.

Merit's team joined a diverse group of volunteers from corporations, trade and faith organizations, service clubs, government and schools to come together to help those in need around Sacramento. They assisted with painting homes, retiling bathrooms floors and sinks, restoring flooring and much more.