HOA Blog

It’s a question that trips up more board members than you might think: Who’s really in charge around here—the HOA or the management company? On the surface, it seems simple. There’s a board of directors making decisions, and there’s a property management company helping out. But when the landscapers stop showing up, or the budget gets tight, or the homeowner with the world’s brightest holiday light display refuses to take it down in March… suddenly everyone’s pointing fingers.

HOA management company is a professional property management firm hired by a Homeowners Association (HOA) to handle day-to-day operations and administrative tasks.

If you’ve ever heard the terms “neighborhood association” and “HOA” tossed around like they’re interchangeable, you’re not alone. At first glance, they might seem like two sides of the same coin—after all, both are made up of neighbors who care about their community. They plan meetings, send newsletters, and maybe even throw the occasional BBQ.