Condo Control is a property management software designed for property manager and board members. The vendor states that when property managers & residents are more in sync, everybody wins. Their property management software is designed to connect property managers with what
they need - the data, tools, information, and inspiration - to work smarter and
more efficiently. Some of its features include Announcement, Work Order Management, Maintenance Tracking, Violation Tracking, E-Voting, and…
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PayHOA
Score 3.0 out of 10
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PayHOA is software for HOAs and association managers. The software provides free on-boarding, free unlimited U.S. based support and no
It is well suited to a user community that is computer savvy. It is great for posting service requests because they can be done from a smartphone while walking through the building. Classified ads are helpful in allowing residents to rent parking spots or sell goods. The Survey feature is helpful for measuring the pulse of the community on different issues.
PayHOA may be well suited to small self-managed associations with only very basic needs. If you're looking for a association management software with proper accounting features and functionality, PayHOA will disappoint you as it has disappointed us
The home screen is not very modern. There are graphs and silly things on there.
Emailing the help desk doesn't seem to work....an electronic response comes in but not an answer. If you call, you get a live agent immediately though.
Condo Control Central is a modern, convenient and powerful tool for our Condominium Corporation, which allows us to effectively automate its communication processes. CCC includes many sections such as announcements, service requests, security reports, as well as a reliable communication system.
We wanted to use CINC Systems (not mentioned above) but we're not yet at the scale where we can afford their higher cost. TownSq and FrontSteps were also beyond our budget due to smaller <500 unit count. We had a misperception that Buildium would be too expensive as well, but with our frustrations we reached out to Buildium and learned this was not necessarily the case. At the time, we selected PayHOA due to cost being within budget and having the appearance of being a comprehensive association management software. However the further we got into use of the software, the more issues, limitations, and frustrations we encountered. If it was not such a big effort to onboard the association already, we would have already switched to Buildium
Though the software is relatively inexpensive, we're constantly spending additional time creating and using separate software to help manage or make up for things that PayHOA doesn't really do.
It's light on cost, light on functionality. Heavy on time.