Who owns your HOA website?

Since 2007, we've only had two customers leave Neighborino. Our first HOA left last year stating that their new management company would be providing a website as part of the package.

Being a board member and resident in my neighborhood for almost 10 years, I know how HOAs burn through management companies. In the past 10 years, our HOA has been self-managed, managed by 3 different companies, and are back to self-managed (for now). In talking with people in the industry, I learned that HOAs replace their management companies every 3 to 5 years.

The value of signing up directly with Neighborino is that HOAs own their website regardless of management company turnover. You'll never need another website again.

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