HOAs run better and easier with an online portal. Everything is available online. Why not your HOA accounts and records? For board members and owners, an HOA portal has big benefits. This is a long list---take a few minutes to consider all of them!

Learn more about how we help our volunteer boards implement payment policies, and the steps that MicroHOA will take to protect on-time HOA fee payments.

Ten takeaways from our budgeting for small HOAs class

Small communities have many of the same responsibilities of large communities.

Let’s look at annual meetings from a small HOA perspective. We have resources for you.

Access, convenience, protection, and responsiveness for every homeowner. Let’s look at the powerful services that a professional manager brings for HOA owners too.

With changing laws, liability, and lending standards, owners in communities that self-manage may not be aware of the position they’re putting themselves---and their volunteer board members---in.

Small choices make a big difference when you’re selling your HOA property. Tips for a smoother selling experience in a small HOA.

Real estate transactions with a property in an HOA have requirements that non-HOA homes don’t. Here’s what you need to know.

We want to help you and the professionals in your transaction find what you need for a smooth process.

Our focus this month for our volunteer boards is clarifying the HOA’s policy on late assessment payments.

We talk to so many volunteer board members who are frustrated that they’re not getting what they’re paying for with their current management. And others who feel like their board service is a full time job.

First: You do a lot.

Second: There’s a lot to do.

You’re the person who steps up to take responsibility for things. The person who volunteers their own personal time and energy to their HOA to keep things running. The person who listens to everyone in the community and solves the problems.

The availability of electronic payments is routine—and almost expected—because of the convenience it offers. It can provide numerous advantages for residents, the homeowners association, the environment, and for future resale of homes in your community.

Small Homeowners Associations have the same obligations as big communities: they must keep their community looking good, maintained properly, and in compliance with financial and legal requirements for all HOAs.