Fee exposure
Catch transfer fees, recurring dues pressure, fines, and special-assessment language before your buyer feels boxed in.
For real estate agents and broker teams
HOA Bot turns dense HOA PDFs into a plain-English review your team can use to explain fees, restrictions, reserve pressure, and follow-up questions before closing-day surprises show up.
Most HOA friction does not come from one dramatic clause. It comes from a stack of fees, restrictions, reserve issues, and unanswered questions that buyers do not understand fast enough. HOA Bot helps your team surface those issues earlier.
Catch transfer fees, recurring dues pressure, fines, and special-assessment language before your buyer feels boxed in.
Surface rental caps, pet rules, parking limits, renovation approvals, and use restrictions without manual PDF digging.
Spot reserve gaps and signs of future owner-funded projects while there is still time to ask better questions.
Walk into follow-up conversations with seller-side and management questions already organized for the deal team.
The report is designed to support agent conversations. Instead of handing buyers a raw packet, you can walk them through the few signals that actually affect cost, flexibility, and confidence.
Built for teams that want a faster way to explain HOA risk before buyers commit emotionally or financially
Use the report to explain HOA tradeoffs faster and keep buyers from making rushed decisions off dense disclosures.
Standardize how your office handles HOA-heavy deals so buyers get a more consistent due-diligence experience.
Turn the HOA packet into a clearer checklist before deadlines compress and missing answers become a problem.
Agent offer
Every new agent account starts with 3 complimentary reviews. Once the trial is used, Agent Pro keeps your workflow moving with 10 reviews per billing period and account-based report history.
Agent Pro
$200/month
CC&Rs, bylaws, rules, budgets, reserve disclosures, and similar HOA PDFs are the best fit. The goal is to review the packet buyers usually receive during due diligence.
As early as possible after the HOA package arrives. The earlier you surface cost, reserve, and rule issues, the more flexibility your buyer keeps.
No. HOA Bot is informational support, not legal advice. It helps agents identify where more review or escalation may be needed.
Plain-English HOA analysis
Buyer-ready red flags and questions
Secure report delivery
Informational support only, not legal advice. Use the report to clarify next questions and next steps.