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MicroHOA

Independently researched Georgia HOA management company.

License status

Not required

Georgia does not license HOA management companies as business entities, but individual community association managers working for compensation must hold a CAM license from the Georgia Real Estate Commission (O.C.G.A. Title 43, Ch. 40). Also look for national credentials (CMCA, AMS, PCAM) held by the firm's managers.

HOA associations managed

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No Georgia HOA registry — portfolio data not available

Google rating

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At a glance

Compiled from independent industry research

MicroHOA is an HOA management company, Georgia, profiled through independent research.

About this company

From public website · microhoa.com/

Specialists in small HOAs under 50 units — a segment most larger firms won't serve. Transparent flat pricing: $20/unit/month (25 units and under). Hybrid model maintains owner control through volunteer boards with professional back-office support.

Business profile

From public website · microhoa.com/

Owner portal / software: Dedicated online owner portal (payments, HOA records, board resources)
Management model: Boutique independent
Pricing model: $20 per unit/month (25 units and under); $100/month minimum (5 units or fewer)

Extracted from the firm's public website — independently verify key claims before engaging.

Specialisms & coverage

Service area

National — local specialists on a national scale

Counties served

FultonGwinnettCobbDeKalb

Community types

HOASmall/boutique communities

Additional services

Financial managementOwner billingDelinquency supportTax filingSales and refinance reporting

HOA association portfolio

No state association registry — portfolio data unavailable

No portfolio data on file

We haven't yet linked this firm to specific HOA associations. Data is added as new matches are identified.

Board due diligence checklist

For shortlisting HOA management firms

License status	Georgia does not license HOA management companies as business entities, but individual community association managers working for compensation must hold a CAM license from the Georgia Real Estate Commission (O.C.G.A. Title 43, Ch. 40). Also look for national credentials (CMCA, AMS, PCAM) held by the firm's managers.
Enforcement record	No enforcement actions found in public records as of August 24, 2026.
E&O insurance	Request proof of Errors & Omissions and general liability coverage directly from the firm — not tracked in public records.
Contract terms	Review termination notice period, management fee structure, and full scope of services before signing.
References	Ask for 2–3 current board president contacts from comparable communities.

This checklist covers publicly verifiable items only. Always obtain and review a complete management contract, certificate of insurance, and professional references before making a final selection.

Directory compiled through independent research across publicly available industry records, professional-credential registries, and company websites. Page generated August 24, 2026. This page is provided for shortlisting and initial verification purposes only and does not constitute a recommendation or endorsement. Verify all license, enforcement, and contact details directly with the relevant regulatory authority before entering into a management contract.