What we Do

When you suspect your HOA board is breaking the law, making poor financial decisions, or is routinely hostile and combative, do you know where you can go to resolve your concern? 

HOAs can borrow to fund assessments for major infrastructure improvements. The problem is that the loan terms are not favorable.

For many Americans, their home is their largest and sometimes only asset. If you live in an HOA, that asset is managed by a Property Management Company (PMC) that is minimally regulated by your state. 

Typically, HOA boards consist of homeowners who volunteer to serve in roles for which they have varying abilities to do the job.