Maryland files your documents at the courthouse and hands buyers a statutory packet. Both of those start with records you can actually find.
Baltimore City has been independent of Baltimore County since 1851, and Maryland's community association rules follow that line in ways boards sometimes miss. The homeowners association depository is maintained by the clerk of the circuit court for each county and separately for Baltimore City, so which public file your documents belong in depends on which side you are on. Add a statutory resale packet that a settlement date waits for, and record-keeping stops being housekeeping. HOAware is where the records live.
HOAware supports associations across the region: rowhouse and converted-warehouse associations in Federal Hill, Canton and Fells Point, established neighborhoods in Roland Park and Mount Vernon, suburban communities through Towson, Lutherville and Owings Mills, and planned communities in Howard County from Columbia to Ellicott City.
For detailed information about Maryland HOA laws and compliance requirements, visit our Maryland HOA Management page.
Tools designed for Baltimore, MD communities.
Governing documents, financial statements, the budget, insurance, outstanding assessments and litigation status come out of one place, so a settlement does not wait on the board.
Track which documents were deposited with the clerk and when, for the city or the county, so the public file and your own records agree.
Party walls, shared roofs, facade standards and the repair history behind them are the records a Baltimore rowhouse association genuinely needs to keep.
See how HOAware handles Maryland resale disclosure, depository filings and shared-structure records.
Common questions about HOA management in Baltimore.
See how HOAware handles Maryland resale disclosure, depository filings and shared-structure records.
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