
Self-managed condo
The volunteer board
No manager, no staff. One director who took on the records.
25–149 units · §718
§718In effect since January 1, 2026
Florida requires most condos and HOAs to publish their official records — within 30 days, with the board on the hook. PropertyPro turns that into a tracked list with dates and evidence.
Compliance
Sunset Palms · 124 units · §718
81%
Try it — publish an item. The board's view, with demo data.
01Who this is for

Self-managed condo
No manager, no staff. One director who took on the records.
25–149 units · §718

Homeowners association
Same obligations, different statute — and owners who read the minutes.
100+ parcels · §720

Licensed manager
Every association is a separate obligation. One late posting is your problem.
5–40 communities · both
02What the law asks for
Condos at 25+ units, HOAs at 100+ parcels. General information, not legal advice.
§718.111(12)
30 daysfrom the record existingDeclaration, bylaws, budgets, financials, insurance, minutes.
§718.112(2)
14 daysahead of the meetingPosted and mailed, agenda attached.
§718.112(2)(c)
48 hoursahead of the meetingOn the property, and on the website.
§718.111(12)(c)
10 daysfrom written requestMinimum damages per day.

Every association on this coastline owes its owners the same four things
03The uncomfortable part
No inspector, no annual filing, no letter from the state. The first notice most boards get is a records request from an owner who is already angry.
Enter a unit or parcel count. No email required.
04The product
One list of what's owed. One page that proves it.
See how a week of setup goesWhat to do next
Three open items, ordered by deadline
Every requirement carries its citation, its deadline, and the file that satisfies it.
Official records
Sunset Palms Condominium Association
Only verified records appear publicly. Board notes never leave the workspace.
One upload, filed in the statute’s category.
Scheduled from the meeting date, posted and mailed.
Owners see what they’re entitled to. Nothing else.
A timestamp, an owner, and a clock on the duty.
Reach every owner at once.
Every upload, scope change, and publish — appended.
05Getting started

Day one
Name, type, unit count. The statute checklist and a website come with it.
Day one to three
Bylaws, budgets, minutes, insurance — each lands in the category the statute names.
By day seven
Everyone gets the access their role allows. From here, the list tells you what’s next.
06For managers & CAMs
The law treats every association separately, which is why the work multiplies. A roll-up shows the one community that needs a call this morning — not twelve logins and a spreadsheet.
Portfolio
12 communities · 2,486 units
86% on track
07Pricing
| Where most boards startEssentials$199/moSelf-managed condos and HOAs getting compliant | Professional$349/moThe full single-community toolkit | Property ManagerLet's talkManagement companies running portfolios | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Compliance list & deadlines | Included | Included | Included |
| Association website & owner portal | Branded | Branded | White-label |
| Meeting notices & minutes | Included | Included | Included |
| Mobile resident portal | Not included | Included | Included |
| E-sign, maintenance & violations | Not included | Included | Included |
| Portfolio roll-up & bulk posting | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Volume pricing & dedicated onboarding | Not included | Not included | Included |
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08Questions boards ask
Condominiums with 25 or more units are required to maintain a compliant website — those at 150 or more units already were, since 2019. HOAs are required at 100 or more parcels. Below those thresholds you’re exempt from the website requirement, though the underlying duty to keep records and produce them doesn’t go away.
There’s no automatic fine for lacking a website, and we won’t pretend otherwise. The exposure is a records request you can’t answer: §718.111(12)(c) sets minimum damages per day, and a board that can’t produce records has handed an owner a straightforward claim. Directors are fiduciaries — that’s the real risk, and it’s the one we’re built around.
No. If you can use email, you can run PropertyPro. Setup is adding the association and dragging in the documents you already have.
Either. Most general-purpose association sites don’t meet the statute’s posting and notice requirements — they were built to look nice, not to prove a date. You keep your domain either way.
Three tiers, set per record: public, owners-only, board. Each association’s data is isolated and encrypted. Review notes and audit reasons are never visible to owners.
A 30-day trial on both self-serve plans. A card is required to start, and you won’t be charged until the trial ends unless you cancel first.
§720Get on the record
Bring one association online this week.
