HOA Management FAQ

It depends on your community's size, type and the services your board needs. We'll prepare a written proposal that spells out the cost. There are no hidden fees or extra charges.

Yes. You can cancel any time, for any reason. We want to keep your business by doing good work, not by locking you into a long contract.

Start by reviewing your current agreement's termination terms, then request a proposal. If your board chooses Accord, we coordinate the transition with your outgoing manager, including funds, records, contracts and online accounts. Colorado's HB26-1099 requires a former management company to turn over all association money, records, accounts and passwords within 45 days after its contract ends.

Yes. We can provide full-service management or focus on the areas your board needs most. We'll gather your documents, set up accounting and give owners a portal and community website.

We provide professional accounting. Your board receives clear financial statements and support with budgets, reserves, collections and vendor payments.

Each manager handles just 5 to 6 communities. We keep portfolios small so every manager has time to visit communities, return calls and prepare for meetings.

Yes. Our managers are boots on the ground. They visit the communities they manage, check conditions and meet vendors on site.

Yes. We help prepare agendas, notices and board packets, and we coordinate annual meetings and elections.

Yes. We keep boards informed about legal changes that affect day-to-day operations, such as the rules on fines, collections and towing, and we recommend involving your association's attorney when legal advice is needed.

We serve homeowner associations across the Denver metro area from our office in Aurora, including Aurora, Denver, Centennial, Englewood, Parker, Lakewood, Greenwood Village, Littleton, Highlands Ranch, Castle Rock, Lone Tree, Commerce City and Brighton.