Know each homeowner as a person, not a row in a spreadsheet
Their household, property, every request and payment, and the notes that matter — one profile that holds it all and stays with the community long after you step down.
A profile for every neighbor — who they are, who's in their household, what they've asked for, and what the board should remember. Knowledge that used to take years on the board to accumulate easily transfers in less than a day.
Their household, property, every request and payment, and the notes that matter — one profile that holds it all and stays with the community long after you step down.
Requests, RSVPs, payments, and documents attach to the right neighbor automatically. You get a full record without anyone ever updating a spreadsheet.
Share names and roles with the community, keep notes and history for the board.
Leave private notes on any contact — board-only, and they stay put when terms change.
Watch how contacts, properties, household links, and resident roles come together in one place.
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Case study
Single-family home community · 33 units · Minnesota
Read the storyHOA Hub's Resident CRM builds a living profile for every person in your community — residents, board members, and vendors. It goes beyond a contact list by tracking household relationships, property affiliations, communication history, activity timelines, and private board notes. When a board member's term ends, all of that institutional knowledge stays with the community.
Yes. HOA Hub supports bulk CSV import with column mapping. Upload your existing resident spreadsheet, map your columns to HOA Hub fields, and your directory is ready to use in minutes — no manual data entry required.
Yes. Every ticket, event RSVP, payment, and document interaction attaches to the right contact automatically. Nobody has to update a spreadsheet — the community's history records itself as people use HOA Hub.
They stay with the community. Private board notes, activity history, and household relationships live on the contact record, not in any one person's inbox. The next board picks up with the full context already in place.
Board members and admins see full contact profiles including activity history, board notes, and all contact details. Residents see a limited community directory based on the privacy settings you configure, so personal information is only shared with the people who need it.
Yes. Vendors, contractors, and service providers live in the same directory as residents, with company affiliations and service categories. The landscaper, the plumber, and the management company are one click away alongside your homeowners.
Keep institutional knowledge every time a board member moves on. See how HOA Hub keeps your community's history in one place.