HOA Management Companies: Compare 7,500+ Firms Across All 50 States
Every HOA, condo, and community association management company we can verify — Google ratings, state license status, and managed portfolios, side by side. Independently researched, free to use.
7,535 management companies are listed across our 50-state + DC directories — 1,650 with verified Google Business ratings totaling 229,304 reviews, and thousands more verified against state licensing registries (Florida DBPR, California DRE, Texas hoa.texas.gov, Colorado DORA, Virginia DPOR, Illinois IDFPR, Nevada NRED). Whether you call it HOA management, condo management, or community association management (CAM), the job is the same: assessments and budgets, vendor oversight, covenant enforcement, reserves, and board support.
Highest-rated HOA management companies in the U.S.
Ranked by verified Google review volume among firms rated 4.5★ or higher with 200+ reviews. Ratings are firm- or office-level — never blended across brands.
| Company | Location | Rating | Reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| Goodwin & Company | TX | 4.6★ | 6,067 |
| CAMPBELL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT & REAL ESTATE INC | Deerfield Beach, FL | 4.8★ | 3,287 |
| GRS MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATES, INC. | Lake Worth, FL | 4.7★ | 3,099 |
| Block & Associates Realty | Holly Springs, NC | 4.8★ | 2,819 |
| EJF Real Estate Services, Inc. | Washington, DC | 4.7★ | 2,797 |
| HOALiving | Draper, UT | 4.6★ | 1,954 |
| LELAND MANAGEMENT INC | Orlando, FL | 4.5★ | 1,939 |
| DAVENPORT PROFESSIONAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LLC | Lake Worth, FL | 4.7★ | 1,875 |
| AMS – Association Management Services NW | Beaverton, OR | 4.8★ | 1,788 |
| Liberty Property Management | Modesto, CA | 4.6★ | 1,534 |
| Keystone Pacific Property Management | Irvine, CA | 4.6★ | 1,479 |
| Associa Carolinas | Charlotte, NC | 4.7★ | 1,419 |
| Real Property Associates | WA | 4.6★ | 1,240 |
| Fieldstone Association Management | Atlanta, GA | 4.6★ | 1,223 |
| EMPIRE MANAGEMENT GROUP INC | Kissimmee, FL | 4.7★ | 1,129 |
National HOA management brands
Multi-state brands appear in several of our state directories — service quality varies by local office, so always compare the office serving your community, not the national name.
Associa
In 28 state directories · top office 3.8★ (949)
Spectrum Association Management
In 28 state directories
FirstService Residential
In 27 state directories · top office 4.3★ (773)
Sentry Management
In 25 state directories · top office 3.7★ (203)
RealManage
In 14 state directories
RowCal
In 9 state directories · top office 3.4★ (79)
CCMC
In 8 state directories · top office 3.7★ (17)
Castle Group
In 5 state directories · top office 4.6★ (57)
HOAMCO
In 5 state directories
Seabreeze Management
In 4 state directories · top office 2.8★ (343)
Goodwin & Company
In 4 state directories · top office 5.0★ (3)
Crest Management
In 4 state directories
How to choose an HOA management company
Start with verifiable facts before you take a single sales call:
- License or registration status — seven states license or register management firms or their managers (Florida, California, Texas, Colorado, Virginia, Illinois, Nevada; several more license individual managers). Every profile shows the official status where a registry exists.
- Google reviews across offices — a national brand's rating can hide a weak local office. Our multi-office profiles show each office's own rating.
- Portfolio in your county — a firm managing forty communities in your county resolves your issues faster than one serving it from two hours away. Use the county pages to compare local depth.
- Credentials — AAMC accreditation at the firm level; CMCA, AMS, and PCAM for individual managers.
Then request proposals from at least three firms. Our quote request routes your requirements to matched companies for free.
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Oregon (52)
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South Dakota (11)
North Dakota (7)
Common questions
What does an HOA management company do?
An HOA management company handles the day-to-day operations of a homeowners association or condominium on behalf of its volunteer board: collecting assessments, paying vendors, preparing budgets and financial statements, maintaining common areas, enforcing covenants, coordinating maintenance, and guiding the board on compliance. The board keeps decision-making authority; the manager executes.
How much does HOA management cost?
Most companies charge a monthly management fee, commonly structured per unit or as a flat community fee, with the rate driven by community size, amenities, service level (full-service vs. financial-only), and local labor costs. Additional fees for transfers, resale documents, and special projects are common. Because pricing varies widely by market, request itemized proposals from at least three firms and compare the full fee schedule, not just the base rate.
What is the difference between HOA management and property management?
Property managers typically manage rental units for landlords - tenants, rent, leasing. HOA (community association) management firms serve associations: they work for the board, administer the association's finances and covenants, and manage common areas. Many companies do both, but the skill sets differ - the directories on this site focus on genuine community association management.
How do I find HOA management companies near me?
Start from your state directory below, then open your county page - firms are compared by local portfolio, Google rating, and license status where your state maintains a registry. Every profile links the firm's website and phone so you can shortlist without a salesperson in the loop.
Do HOA management companies need a license?
It depends on the state. Florida, California, Texas, Colorado, Virginia, Illinois, and Nevada maintain firm licensing or registration regimes; several others (Georgia, Connecticut, Hawaii, Alaska, DC) regulate individual managers or specific activities. Most states require no license at all. See the licensing-by-state guide for the full map.