Everything in one list
Site map
Seven pages and eleven home page sections. Each entry below says what is there, so you can go straight to the part your board needs before the next meeting.
Main pagesSeven destinations
- Home The full product page: the enforcement problem, the four step file, features, outcomes, boards on the record, pricing, the FAQ and the contact form.
- Author Who publishes HOACovenant, how the product is built and maintained, and how to reach the person who answers the mail.
- Legal notice Company identification for MLJ, SASU, registration numbers, publication director, hosting provider and intellectual property terms.
- Privacy policy Exactly what the contact form collects, why, for how long, who processes it and how to have it corrected or deleted.
- Terms of service The subscription agreement: billing at the three published prices, cancellation, association data ownership and liability limits.
- Site map This page, listing every destination on hoacovenant.com with a short description.
- Page not found The recovery page shown when an address does not exist, with links back into the useful parts of the site.
Free tools, comparisons and working documents9 destinations
- HOACovenant compared with the other options HOACovenant does one job, the covenant violation file from first observation to closed cure, so every comparison here is really a question of how much else your association wants living behind the same login.
- HOACovenant vs Vantaca Vantaca is aimed at management companies running a book of associations end to end, while HOACovenant is aimed at whoever has to prove that the trailer was still in the driveway on the ninetieth day.
- HOACovenant vs PayHOA PayHOA suits a self-managed board whose hardest problem is collecting assessments and keeping owner records straight, while HOACovenant suits the board whose hardest problem is proving a violation was handled the same way as the one three streets over.
- HOACovenant vs Condo Control Condo Control is built around resident life and building operations, while HOACovenant is built around the part of community life that turns adversarial and ends up in a hearing.
- Calculators for community association boards Two free tools that put real numbers on covenant enforcement, one on what it costs the association and one on the hours it takes off a volunteer board.
- Enforcement Cost Calculator Enter your violation volume, postage, board hours and legal spend, and see the annual cost of enforcement and what a single violation file costs from first notice to cure.
- Inspection Drive Planner Enter your lot count, pace per lot, flag rate and write-up time to see the hours behind each inspection drive and the annual load it puts on your board or manager.
- Resources for covenant enforcement Free tools and working documents for the people who write the notices, ride the inspection drive and sit through the hearing.
- Violation File Audit Checklist Pull any open covenant file, walk these four stages line by line, and you will know within ten minutes whether it would survive an owner who brings counsel to the hearing.
Home page sectionsEleven anchors
- Opening statement The promise in one line: a covenant enforcement file that runs from the first photograph to a closed record.
- What enforcement gaps cost Four failures that show up at hearings, each with the money or the board hours it takes away.
- How the file is built The four steps: log it on the street, send the right notice, watch the cure clock, close it or take it to hearing.
- Features Six capabilities in detail, from dated photo evidence to hearing packets assembled in one file.
- Results after two quarters Four measured outcomes reported by associations after a full enforcement year on the product.
- Boards on the record Three named directors and managers describing what changed, plus the network wide results strip.
- Pricing Small Association at $39, Community at $89 and Management Company at $199, all monthly and all cancellable.
- Frequently asked questions Six answers covering cost, onboarding time, data handling, accounting fit, cancellation and your association attorney.
- Request a demo The contact form, with the fields your reply depends on and a direct email address as an alternative.
- Main content The skip link target that takes keyboard and screen reader users past the navigation.
- Main navigation The header menu that moves between the home page sections on any screen size.
Notice and Cure, the magazineTen destinations
- Notice and Cure The magazine index: all nine covenant enforcement reports, newest first, each with its featured photograph and reading time.
- How to Photograph a Covenant Violation So the File Holds Up Where to stand, how to frame the house number with the condition, and how to shoot a cure photo that matches the first one.
- Every Line a Covenant Violation Notice Needs Before Mailing A line by line pass over the notice letter before it is mailed, from the cited covenant article to the copy that stays in the file.
- Fines, Suspension, Self-Help or Suit: Choosing an HOA Remedy Fines, suspension of privileges, self-help abatement and suit compared on cost, collectability and the violations each one fits.
- Board Habits That Hand Owners a Selective Enforcement Defense The board habits that hand an owner a waiver or selective enforcement defense, and how to reset an inconsistent record.
- When a Violation Notice Meets a Fair Housing Accommodation Request What the Fair Housing Act requires when a pet rule citation is answered with a request for an assistance animal.
- HOA Fine Caps, Notice Periods and Cure Windows by State Statutory fine ceilings, notice days owed, hearing deadlines, lien thresholds and how long a covenant claim stays alive.
- State Laws Now Overriding CC&R Yard, Solar and Rental Rules Solar access, drought landscaping, EV chargers, flags, short-term rentals and accessory units against your recorded covenants.
- Anatomy of a Fence Violation File, First Notice to Cure One composite fence file walked document by document, from the neighbor complaint to the closing entry after re-inspection.
- What a Two-Hour Community Inspection Drive Actually Covers A Saturday morning inspection drive: route order, what gets logged, what gets let go, and how it becomes open files by lunchtime.
Contact and filesDirect routes
- jimenezjulien42@gmail.com The publisher's own address, answered within one business day by Jimenez Julien.
- Request received The confirmation page shown after the contact form is sent, with what happens next.
- XML sitemap The machine readable index of the site, for search engines rather than people.
- Crawler policy The robots file describing what automated crawlers may and may not fetch.
Site maintained by Jimenez Julien. Something missing from this map? Tell him at jimenezjulien42@gmail.com.