JoannT
Posts: 9
Posts: 9
Posted:
So we can compare Management fees, where would I find a list of HOAs in my area? Recorders office or, title company or ?
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Who has a list of HOAs in the County/State - a title company or?
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DonnaS
Posts: 5,596
Posts: 5,596
Posted:
Joanne,
Now days, it is called the Internet. I don't know about California but the Secretary of State will have a list of all of the non profit corps. Here, our County Register Of Deeds has the County HOA corps listed on the internet website
BillM11
Posts: 1
Posts: 1
Posted:
Joanne,
You can obtain a listing of all California CID's by county from http://www.cidregistry.com/ at a minimal cost.
Thanks, Bill
You can obtain a listing of all California CID's by county from http://www.cidregistry.com/ at a minimal cost.
Thanks, Bill
MaryA1
Posts: 388
Posts: 388
Posted:
Joann,
Comparing management fees of one assn to another is more or less like comparing apples to oranges. Unless everything about 2 assn's is absolutely the same -- size, amenities, total size of common areas, services requiredm, etc. -- the costs will vary. IMO, the best thing to do is to get quotes from 3 companies and go from there.
Comparing management fees of one assn to another is more or less like comparing apples to oranges. Unless everything about 2 assn's is absolutely the same -- size, amenities, total size of common areas, services requiredm, etc. -- the costs will vary. IMO, the best thing to do is to get quotes from 3 companies and go from there.
FredN
Posts: 86
Posts: 86
Posted:
Here is some management companies....
http://www.cai-glac.org/management_companies.php
http://www.cai-glac.org/management_companies.php
TimB4
Posts: 20,986
Posts: 20,986
Posted:
Joann,
Instead of comparing management fees, as it may be difficult to find two associations identical enough to compare apples to apples, why not just solicit bids from as many management companies you can find. You can explain to your current company that you are happy with their work but in this economy, the Board feels that they would not be practicing due diligence unless they reviewed bids. Then ask the company to submit a bid.
Tim
Instead of comparing management fees, as it may be difficult to find two associations identical enough to compare apples to apples, why not just solicit bids from as many management companies you can find. You can explain to your current company that you are happy with their work but in this economy, the Board feels that they would not be practicing due diligence unless they reviewed bids. Then ask the company to submit a bid.
Tim
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