HOA & Condo

Community management software resolving assessments, fines, and covenant disputes.

Why it fits

Disputes over assessments, fines, and covenant violations, with a strong consent basis through the CC&Rs that every owner already agrees to.

What a case looks like

Unpaid assessments, resolved before a lien

An HOA board files over roughly $1,400 in unpaid assessments and late fees rather than starting down the lien path. The owner is served notice, responds with their side, and an arbitrator issues a binding award in about two weeks.

A fine appeal on the record

An owner contests $300 in violation fines they believe were issued unfairly. Both sides put photos and the governing covenants on the record, and the dispute resolves with a reasoned decision instead of a shouting match at the annual meeting.

Disputes we resolve

Unpaid assessments and dues
Fines and violation appeals
Covenant and rule enforcement
Special assessment disputes

Where it embeds

The software these businesses already run on.

We embed the engine into the platforms these businesses use every day, so any of their users can arbitrate a dispute on the fly.

Community management platformsAssociation accounting softwareOwner portals

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DashboardCasesCase 2026-03-00214Overview
Phase:DeliberationRole:Claimant
Case Overview
Case No. 2026-03-00214
CEDAR RIDGE OWNERS ASSOCIATION v. DANIEL OSEI
Current Status
You’re All Caught Up

You have no pending tasks in this phase.

What Happens Next
  • Filings completeBoth parties' statements and exhibits are on the docket.
  • Respondent joined the caseThe respondent appeared and filed a response to the claim.
  • Case proceedingsThe arbitrator reviews the full record and may request clarifications.
  • Final award issuedA reasoned award is issued and delivered to both parties.
Case Summary

The association seeks $840.00 in unpaid quarterly assessments and late fees for unit 4C. The claim relies on the consent to arbitration in the recorded declaration of covenants every owner takes title under. Both parties have filed statements and the case is with the arbitrator for deliberation.

Case Details
Case Number2026-03-00214
FiledMar 4, 2026
PhaseDeliberation
Amount in Dispute$840.00

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