LydiaW (Maryland)
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I'm looking for an auditor in Maryland, Virginia or Washington, DC please share your firms information.
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SheliaH (Indiana)
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Unless you send a private email to someone on this website with a recommendation, the posting rules ban mention of specific communities or vendors.
You could use the site Wendy suggested but be sure to pick one with experience in auditing HOAs. You may also want to read up on audits, as there are different kinds and so the price will vary, depending on how intense you want it. This also means doing your due diligence in asking for references and checking them and getting at least three proposals if you go to a full audit.
You could use the site Wendy suggested but be sure to pick one with experience in auditing HOAs. You may also want to read up on audits, as there are different kinds and so the price will vary, depending on how intense you want it. This also means doing your due diligence in asking for references and checking them and getting at least three proposals if you go to a full audit.
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WendyM5 (North Carolina)
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Posts: 1,522
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Posted By SheliaH on 05/10/2023 6:49 AM
Unless you send a private email to someone on this website with a recommendation, the posting rules ban mention of specific communities or vendors.
You could use the site Wendy suggested but be sure to pick one with experience in auditing HOAs. You may also want to read up on audits, as there are different kinds and so the price will vary, depending on how intense you want it. This also means doing your due diligence in asking for references and checking them and getting at least three proposals if you go to a full audit.
Unless you send a private email to someone on this website with a recommendation, the posting rules ban mention of specific communities or vendors.
You could use the site Wendy suggested but be sure to pick one with experience in auditing HOAs. You may also want to read up on audits, as there are different kinds and so the price will vary, depending on how intense you want it. This also means doing your due diligence in asking for references and checking them and getting at least three proposals if you go to a full audit.
i guess even mentioning a website to serach for vendors is agains the rules. this site is so ridicoulous and the ghost moderators suck.
vis ta vie
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