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Best HOA Management Companies in Nassau County, FL

Homeowners association & condominium management specialists

10 active CAB-licensed firms · 3,940 condo units · 3.8★ avg rating

10 Active firms
81 Condos on file
3.8★ Avg rating

Nassau County has 10 active homeowners association and condominium management firms licensed by the Florida DBPR — community association specialists, not standard rental property managers, covering 81 registered condos. Customer ratings average 3.8★ across 1,219 reviews (6 firms with verified ratings).

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Nassau County HOA Management — FAQ

How many HOA management companies serve Nassau County, Florida?
10 active HOA management firms hold a DBPR Community Association Business (CAB) licence for Nassau County, Florida.
Which HOA management companies in Nassau County have the best customer reviews?
MILLER ELITE MANAGEMENT, LLC is among the highest rated HOA management companies in Nassau County, with a 4.9★ rating based on 31 Google reviews.
Do HOA management companies in Florida need to be licensed?
Yes. Florida requires community association management firms to hold a Community Association Business (CAB) licence issued by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR). All 10 active firms listed for Nassau County hold a current CAB licence. A lapsed or revoked licence bars a firm from operating legally until reinstated.
What is the average customer rating for HOA managers in Nassau County?
The average Google rating for HOA management companies in Nassau County is 3.8★, based on 1,219 reviews across 6 firms with verified ratings.
How do I choose an HOA management company in Nassau County, Florida?
When comparing HOA management companies in Nassau County, check DBPR licence status (all firms listed here are active), review customer ratings, and compare local portfolio size. Florida law requires community association management firms to hold an active CAB licence — verify the licence number on the DBPR website before signing a management contract.