MicroHOA The management solution for small HOAs

06/15/2026

We love hearing from boards who are figuring it out.

What's the biggest thing your HOA board has accomplished so far in 2026?

A) Got a major policy in writing for the first time
B) Ran your cleanest board election yet
C) Kept dues flat without cutting services
D) Recruited great new board members

Tell us below — small wins deserve credit too!

06/14/2026

Every volunteer HOA board makes mistakes — the key is knowing which ones to watch for.

Here are the most common governance missteps in small associations:

Making decisions outside of properly noticed meetings
Inconsistent policy enforcement
No written record of board votes
Treating informal decisions as binding

The good news: all of these have simple, low-cost fixes. Your board doesn't need a lawyer — just better systems.

06/13/2026

"Micro Mike wants to know — which HOA policy starts the most drama in your community?

A) Pet policies
B) Parking rules
C) Rental restrictions
D) Noise & nuisance complaints

Drop your answer below — we'll share tips for the top pick next week!



[MIKE & MAYA GRAPHIC: Mike shrugging/exasperated with all four icons floating around him — poll energy]"

06/12/2026

For small HOAs, MicroHOA starts at $100/month. That gets your board online records, financial management, and communication support.

Most volunteer boards don't need full management — they need organization and access to knowledgeable help. That's what we do.

06/11/2026

One of the most common gaps in small HOA governance: no written policies.

When your association operates on informal precedent — ""we've always done it this way"" — you create real risk. Disputes become harder to resolve. New board members have nothing to reference. Homeowners have no clear standard to hold the board to.

The good news: written policies don't have to be complex. And your board has the authority to make rules in the interest of the community. Here's where to start.

Learn how MicroHOA supports policy documentation →

microhoa.com |

MicroHOA is the management solution for small HOAs. Our team works with homeowners associations with up to 50 properties to meet the unique financial and compliance challenges they face. We are an alternative to DIY HOA software, experts in our field, and ready to make your HOA experience less stres...

06/11/2026

Does your small HOA have clear policies — or are decisions on rules still made case-by-case?

Here's why it matters: without documented policies, every decision can be challenged, every exception becomes a precedent, and boards spend more time defending past calls than making new ones.

Written policies protect your board. They create consistency, reduce disputes, and make it easier for new members to get up to speed.

Even a simple policy resolution beats nothing. And your board has the authority to make rules in the interest of the community. Here's where to start.

Learn how MicroHOA supports rule and policy development and adoption →

microhoa.com |

MicroHOA is the management solution for small HOAs. Our team works with homeowners associations with up to 50 properties to meet the unique financial and compliance challenges they face. We are an alternative to DIY HOA software, experts in our field, and ready to make your HOA experience less stres...

06/10/2026

Starting at $100/month, your board gets:

Full financial management
Your own portal
State and federal compliance
Ownership transfer support
And a support team to actually answer your owners' questions.

Your board volunteers keep full authority. We handle the admin backbone.

For small HOAs under 50 units, that's a lot of peace of mind for a very low cost.

06/05/2026

At MicroHOA, we value our small HOA board volunteers.

That’s why we’re excited to launch our Board Member Spotlight series, where we’ll highlight HOA board volunteers, share their experiences, and celebrate the important work they do behind the scenes.

05/28/2026

Micro Mike has seen every version of option D — no judgment here.

How does your small HOA currently handle rule enforcement with owners?

A) Written warnings first, then escalate
B) Direct conversation with the homeowner first
C) Follow a formal documented process every time
D) We handle it differently each time

What's your board's approach?

05/26/2026

Micro Maya knows this feeling all too well.

Which policy is hardest to explain to homeowners?

A) ""No exceptions"" pet restrictions
B) Guest parking limits
C) Rental cap rules
D) Why dues are going up

We'll share actual talking points for the top answer next week!