Small HOA management, state by state
We're a fully remote team managing small associations across the country. The people handling your financials, filings, and homeowner requests know how those things work in your state — not just in ours. Find your state below for the rules that apply there, and whether we're working in it yet.
Local experts on a national scale
HOA law is different in every state, and it changes. Keeping up with it is one of the harder parts of running a small community, so we do it for the states we work in — the filings, the notices, and the deadlines that apply to your association.
None of that needs an office in your town. What does need somebody local — an attorney, an engineer, an inspection — stays with your board. When you need one, we know who to call.
The business side of the association
Financials and reconciliations, state compliance filings, dues collection, ownership transfers, records, and the association portal. Homeowner communication comes to us first.
The choices that are yours to make
Budgets, meetings, architectural review, and rules enforcement stay with your board. We bring the numbers, the templates, and a person to call before you vote.
Every state has its own page
Each one covers that state's HOA laws on a page of its own, the communities we work with, and the state resources worth bookmarking — plus a plain answer about whether we're working there yet.
No state matches that spelling. Try a shorter one — or call 844-MICROHOA and we'll point you to the right page.
The same work in every state
State law changes. What your board gets from us doesn't.
The books, handled
Money in, money out, reconciled and reported — so the treasurer's seat stops being the hardest job on the board and the annual audit stops being a scramble.
Financial managementFilings and records that hold up
State filings, governing documents, owner records, and ownership transfers kept current, so nothing lapses between board terms and nothing goes missing at closing.
HOA managementSupport for new communities
Developers and builders handing over a young association get the structure, budgets, and records set up right before the first board election.
For developersQuestions boards ask
Not sure where your state leaves you? Ask us.
Tell us about your community and we'll tell you what we'd handle, what your board would keep, and what it would cost. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.