Do You Manage Condominium and
Homeowner Associations Associations?
No, we do not. Homeowner associations (HOAs) and condominium associations are often large and complex organizations. Some communities have hundreds of homes and include a wide range of common elements, such as swimming pools, landscaping, recreation facilities, parking lots, and more, that require specialized management.
Managing these types of associations correctly requires a large, dedicated staff with deep expertise in HOA and condominium law, financial administration, facilities oversight, and community governance.
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Our Principal Broker, Dale M. Servetnick, served on the Board of Directors of a very large condominium association for many years, including four years as Board President.
This experience gives us valuable insight into how HOAs and condominium associations operate, which helps us tremendously when managing individual homes and investment properties. |
While some companies attempt to manage both associations and individual rental properties, our research shows that landlords and tenants often do not receive the level of service they deserve. This is typically because the more demanding HOA/condo management responsibilities consume significant staff time and attention. We prefer to specialize in what we do best:
- Serving individual homeowners
- Working with real estate investors
- providing property management services for single-family detached and attached homes, condominium units, and multifamily dwellings
Our clients are people who purchase and own real estate to build long-term wealth, and our focus remains firmly on providing them with high-quality, attentive service.
If you’re searching for a management company for your condominium or HOA, we can recommend two excellent association management companies. These firms often refer individual homeowners to us as well.