Mid-rise, High-rise and Estate communities offer a unique lifestyle and amenities their homeowners expect.
From sophisticated internal building systems, elevators with precise maintenance requirements, roofs with distinct designs and functionality, and onsite staff, these communities benefit from the detailed-oriented approach offered by our Team who is experienced with management services for mid-rise and high-rise buildings as well as estate communities.
The Mid-Rise, High-Rise and Estate Practice specializes in the particular requirements of their clients. Through the implementation of efficient processes to swiftly upgrade internal systems such as intercoms, inspection checklists which often highlighting overlooked items like elevator emergency phones, an advanced understanding of risk management and governing document compliance, the Team leads its mid-rise, high-rise and estate communities to success.
Mid-Rise, High-Rise and Estate
Leadership
Stephanie Slone
CMCA, AMS
Stephanie was the first employee of Trestle Community Management. Through their collaborative efforts, Stephanie and Bob have helped Trestle grow and thrive. Entering the industry in 2009, Stephanie is an experienced manager with an in-depth knowledge of condominium management. Stephanie serves as an Advisory Community Manager, overseeing the Condominium Practice and leading a talented Team of knowledgeable and well-trained Community Association Managers.
Stephanie obtained her Bachelor of Arts from Central Washington University, has earned her Certified Manager of Community Associations and Association Management Specialist designations. She was nominated for the Washington State Chapter of Community Associations Institute Manager of the Year Award two times, has contributed to the chapter’s journal, and has also presented at statewide educational events.
- Finalist – Washington State Manager of the Year (WSCAI, October 2018)
- Finalist – Washington State Manager of the Year (WSCAI, October 2017)
- Promoted to Advisory Community Manager (Trestle Community Management, September 2019)
- Risk of Underinsurance in a Disaster (Washington State Community Association Journal, September 2020)
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Board Leadership and Development Workshop: Association Rules and Conflict Resolution (WSCAI, March 2022, March 2023, and May 2023)
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Board Members and Homeowners 2023 Webinar Series: Understanding Financial Reports and Audits (WSCAI, May 2023)
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Board Member Processes and Procedures (Trestle Community Management Webinar Series, February 2021)
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Trestle’s My-Community Web Portal for Board Members (Trestle Community Management Webinar Series, February 2021)
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Trestle’s My-Community Web Portal for Homeowners (Trestle Community Management Webinar Series, February 2021)
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Understanding Trestle’s Delinquency Process (Trestle Community Management Webinar Series, June 2021)
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Getting the Most Out of Trestle’s Management Reports (Trestle Community Management Webinar Series, July 2021)
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Getting the Most Out of Trestle’s Financial Reports (Trestle Community Management Webinar Series, July 2021)
Education
- Central Washington University (Bachelor of Arts, 2007)
Certifications
- Community Associations Institute (Association Management Specialist [AMS], 2016)
- Community Association Managers International Certification Board (Certified Manager of Community Associations [CMCA], 2015)
Community Associations Institute Continuing Education Courses
- M-100 The Essentials of Community Association Management
- M-201 Facilities Management
- M-202 Association Communications
- M-203 Community Leadership
- M-204 Community Governance
- M-205 Risk Management
- M-206 Financial Management
- M-310 Management Company Administration
- M-330 Advanced Insurance and Risk Management
- M-350 Manager and the Law
- M-360 Leadership Practices in Building Community
