Los Angeles HOA Solutions

HOA Management Software for Los Angeles Communities

Davis-Stirling asks for more disclosure than any other state's HOA statute. Produce it from the records you already keep.

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California Boards Are Disclosure Operations

The Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act turns a California board into a publisher: an annual budget report, an annual policy statement, assessment and reserve disclosures, election rules, and a dispute resolution offer, each with its own content requirements and delivery window. In Los Angeles County that lands on associations spread across 88 incorporated cities and an unincorporated area larger than most states, with ADU applications and exterior elevated element inspections now on the same agenda. HOAware is built to generate the disclosures out of the records rather than alongside them.

9.7M
LA County Residents
88
Cities in the County
12.9M
Metro Population
9
Year Balcony Inspection Cycle

Serving Los Angeles County's 88 Cities

HOAware supports associations throughout LA County: mid-rise and high-rise condominiums downtown and in Westwood, planned developments in Playa Vista and Valencia, hillside associations in Calabasas and the Palisades, San Fernando Valley condominium conversions, and the older walk-up buildings across the Westside where balcony and stairway inspections are now a standing obligation.

Neighborhoods & Areas We Serve
Playa Vista Marina del Rey Westwood Brentwood Downtown LA Woodland Hills Sherman Oaks Studio City Porter Ranch Calabasas Valencia Pasadena Glendale Burbank Long Beach Santa Monica Torrance El Segundo

For detailed information about California HOA laws and compliance requirements, visit our California HOA Management page.

Features for Los Angeles HOAs

Tools designed for Los Angeles, CA communities.

Annual Disclosures From Live Records

Budget report, policy statement, reserve figures and assessment history come out of the same ledgers the board uses all year, not a separate annual scramble.

Inspection and Repair History

Exterior elevated element inspections, the reports, the repairs and the dates recur on a long cycle. Keep them where the next board will find them.

ADU Applications on the Record

California limits how far an association can restrict accessory dwelling units. Route those applications through a documented review with the standard applied written down.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about HOA management in Los Angeles.

Yes, and it is the main reason California associations move. The annual budget report and annual policy statement draw on budget, reserve, insurance, assessment and policy records that the platform already holds, so the obligation becomes a review and a send rather than a month of assembly. What must appear in each disclosure is a legal question for your counsel; the records to build them from are what we provide.

Yes. California requires periodic inspection of exterior elevated elements for buildings with multiple multifamily dwelling units, on a multi-year cycle. HOAware stores each inspection report, the findings, the repairs made and the dates, and carries the next due date forward, which is the part a long cycle reliably loses.

It gives the application a file: plans, the standard applied, each committee vote, the written decision and the date. California has narrowed what associations may prohibit on accessory dwelling units, so the defensible position is a consistent, recorded review. Whether a particular restriction survives is for your attorney to advise.

Yes. Both are common interest developments under Davis-Stirling but they operate differently, from per-unit interests and exclusive use common area to elevator and life-safety maintenance. HOAware treats a 220-unit tower and a 90-home planned development as the different animals they are.

Make Davis-Stirling Disclosure Routine

See how HOAware produces California's annual disclosures from records your board already keeps.

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