Risk Management for Condo Associations - Inspection Data Intelligence

STOP RISK ENTIRELY when financial loss is due to predictable aging of facilities and appliances.

When owners are leasing their units as apartments, COAs can mitigate risk of financial loss with Inspection Data Intelligence.

We perform proactive visual inspections of all units in your development and provide a complete set of analytics at both a unit-level and aggregate building-level.

After we methodically and accurately sweep through every unit to record conditions of facilities and appliances, you get complete reports to quickly prioritize top urgent issues to advise owners or to direct maintenance teams on impending risks before they escalate into emergencies.

Example report:

Corporate Transparency Act: Time for Condos/HOAs to Hurry Up and Wait to Comply?
Deadlines are nearing, but there�s a slim chance you won�t have to meet them. What to do. What to do. We�re referring to the Corporate Transparency Act. We�ve reported on the dramatic effect it can have on your condo or HOA.
The Latest on the Burdensome CTA: What Your Condo/HOA Should Do Now
Deadlines are nearing, but there�s a slim chance you won�t have to meet them. What to do. What to do. We�re referring to the Corporate Transparency Act. We�ve reported on the dramatic effect it can have on your condo or HOA.
What�s Up With Indiana and HOAs? First Bees, Now Lemonade Stands
Last month, we reported on a proposed Indiana law prohibiting HOAs from banning beekeeping by their homeowners. This month, there�s another unique law proposed in Indiana. This one would prevent counties, cities, and HOAs from banning or even regulating lemonade stands operated by minors. If the bill passes, those entities also couldn�t require permits or […]
Big New York Condos Must Now Track Emissions: Will More Cities Follow?
It�s 2024, which means condos in New York City must now work to reduce their carbon footprint as a result of the Climate Mobilization Act. What�s included in the legislation? And perhaps more importantly, do our experts see this type of ordinance affecting condos in other big cities? Here�s what we know.
HOA Wants to Charge "Initiation" Fee: Is This Semantics or a New Fee?
An HOAleader.com reader asks: "What are legal steps to start to apply an initiation fee to new owners? Our community is a golf and country club located in Naples, Fla."
New York�s Law: Is This the Beginning of Carbon Regulation for Condos/HOAs Across the Nation?
Condos in New York City must now work to reduce their carbon footprint as a result of the Climate Mobilization Act. What�s included in the legislation? And perhaps more importantly, do our experts see this type of ordinance affecting condos in other big cities? Here�s what we know.
How Bad HOA and Condo Boards Hurt Themselves: Expert Community Managers Offer "Tough Love"
In just one hour, you�ll understand the changes your community could face in the future and hear actionable information you can use to best position your community for a smooth and successful future.
Condo/HOA Recalls Are Spiking: Are You Doing All You Can to Avoid Them?
In this week�s tip, we send a dire warning: Owners are mad as heck and more willing to try to �throw the bums out� than ever before. That�s according to two of HOAleader.com�s expert community managers, who say they�re seeing a notable spike in recall elections.
What Documents Must Your Condo/HOA Provide to Potential Buyers?
An HOAleader.com reader asks: "A potential buyer of a vacant unit asked for the last 12 months of board meeting minutes. Is this an acceptable practice, or is this confidential?"
What You Need to Know About the Growth in Condo/HOA Recall Elections
Two of HOAleader.com�s expert community managers say they�re seeing a notable spike in recall elections. You can hear more from them on this and other trends their clients are experiencing in this month�s webinar: How Bad Condo and HOA Boards Hurt Themselves: Expert Community Association Managers Offer �Tough Love� Your Board Can�t Afford to Ignore.