our staff

Access Property Management employs a large staff of accomplished professionals who are experienced in providing enhanced service solutions to satisfy any neighborhood association's challenge or requirement. Knowledgeable of their field,  APM community managers and support personnel continually undergo professional training and hold professional designations through the Community Associations Institute ( CAI ).

    Wayde Scheffer , President and Chief Executive Officer

Before he founded Access Property Management in 1989, Wayde Scheffer was a vice president with United National Bank and in his fourth year serving as president of the board of his 418-unit condominium association. As president, Scheffer recognized the association's need for the support of a property management company, but didn't feel that any of the available companies were flexible enough to accommodate his association. He wanted to find a property management team that would customize a plan to meet the needs and budget of his association, and when he realized there wasn't one; he started Access Property Management to fill the void.

Today, Scheffer is the CEO and president of APM . He received his masters in business administration from Lehigh University and continues to participate in property management educational training programs through the Community Associations Institute ( CAI ). His commitment to continued education has led him to be recognized with several CAI designations, including Certified Manager of Community Associations ( CMCA ), Association Management Specialist (AMS), and Professional Community Association Manager ( PCAM ).

  Scheffer is also a former member of the Supreme Court for the State of New Jersey Ethics Committee and is a former trustee of the Dombal Vogel Foundation, a charitable grant corporation benefiting underprivileged children.



Scott Dalley , Senior Vice President

Scott Dalley joined Access Property Management in 1996 as an on-site property manager. He later began managing multiple sites before being promoted to the vice president position in 2000. Dalley was named senior vice president in July 2001.

Today, he works closely with president and chief executive officer Wayde Scheffer to direct the day-to-day operations of APM . Dalley holds several Community Association Institute ( CAI ) certifications, including Certified Manager of Community Associations ( CMCA ), Association Management Specialist (AMS), and Professional Community Association Manager ( PCAM ). He is a current member of New Jersey CAI and formerly chaired the organization's Managers Committee.  Dalley remains an active volunteer at the organization's functions. 

Dalley is also a member of the Institute of Real Estate Management ( IREM ), and a Certified Property Manager ( CPM ). In 2008, he was named CPM of the Year. He is a past President of IREM-NJ  Chapter No. 1 and currently serves on the Executive Committee and is Chairman of the Legislative Committee. Mr. Dalley also serves as an officer of the Families in Crisis Foundation, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to helping families in need in Mercer County.

Denise Lindsey, Vice President

Denise Lindsey joined Access Property Management ( APM ) in November 2004 as the Regional Vice President in Edison, New Jersey. Prior to accepting that position at APM , Lindsey gained in-depth experience in the property management industry working in finance with several age-restricted communities for more than 10 years. She also served as treasurer for a 1900-unit community and began as a property manager with a real estate firm in 1999.

Denise is currently Vice President of Access Property Management, LLC.  She is responsible for new business development, client relations and marketing and holds several professional designations, the Certified Manager of Community Associations ( CMCA ), Association Management Specialist (AMS), and Professional Community Association Manager ( PCAM ). She has also participated in the CAI Conference and Expo as a guest speaker, covering topics such as building maintenance programs and meeting the changing needs of established communities and was a speaker at The Essentials of Volunteer Leadership.  On a local level, Lindsey is the former chairperson of the Education Committee of the New Jersey CAI and is an active volunteer and participant in the organization's events.  Lindsey is now serving on the CA-PAC Board of CAI and is a member of the Manager's Committee.

Andrea Dedrick , CPA

Andrea Dedrick joined Access Property Management ( APM ) in 2009 as a controller.  With this role she is responsible for the accounting and reporting for APM properties, as well the company’s internal finances.  

For nearly 14 years prior to joining APM , Dedrick was with the regional public accounting firm of Amper , Politziner & Mattia , in Bridgewater, New Jersey.  Her experience working with clients as both an auditor and business advisor has given her extensive knowledge of finance, administration, and financial reporting.  

Dedrick received her bachelor’s degree in business administration in accounting from Boston University, in Boston, Massachusetts.  She holds memberships in the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants ( AICPA ) and the New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants ( NJSCPA ).

She serves as secretary of the United Jewish Federation of Princeton Mercer Bucks.  In addition, Dedrick has been a member of the Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce since 2000.

Tracy Blair, Regional Vice President

Tracy Blair began working with Access Property Management ( APM ) in 2002 as an on-site manager for a large  Flemington  community. She moved to  APM’s   Flemington  office in 2004 as a portfolio manager for seven  Hunterdon  County communities. In May 2007, Blair was promoted from community association manager to regional vice president of  APM’sFlemington  office. Today, she oversees 14 community association managers for communities throughout  Hunterdon , Morris, Somerset and Warren Counties in New Jersey.

Blair works closely with client board members and assists in resolving any situations that may arise. She also coordinates the training and mentoring of new community managers.

Blair received her Bachelor of Arts degree in public relations from Marietta College in Ohio. Before she began working at  APM  Blair worked at her family’s lumberyard in lumber and millwork sales as well as bookkeeping; helpful background experience for evaluating and advising on building conditions and projects.

She holds the Certified Manager of Community Associations ( CMCA ), Association Management Specialist (AMS) and Professional Community Association Manager ( PCAM ) designations from the Community Association Institute.