For Real Estate Agents

HOA Due Diligence,
Before the Offer

Every Palm Beach County listing inside an HOA carries hidden data your buyers need to know. HOA Agent gives you instant access to fee ranges, restriction details, and management contacts — free, no account required.

How agents use HOA Agent

Before the showing
Pull up the community profile before you walk in. Know the fee range, pet restrictions, vehicle rules, and rental approval requirements so you can answer buyer questions on the spot instead of saying "I'll find out."
During buyer education
Walk your buyer through the community's fee history, management company, and restriction details. Surprises after the offer are how deals fall through — surface them during the walk-through instead.
Listing research
Before you list a property, check whether the community has any pending or recent special assessments on record. Buyers' agents will find it. Better to know first.
Comparing communities
Buyers often compare multiple communities. Use HOA Agent to pull side-by-side fee ranges, amenity lists, and restriction summaries in seconds instead of hunting through documents.

What you get on every community profile

Monthly fees
Min, max, median based on observed data
Special assessment signals
From resident submissions and public records
STR restrictions
Short-term rental ban or approval requirements
Pet restrictions
Size limits, breed restrictions, number caps
Vehicle restrictions
Commercial vehicle and parking rules
Rental approval
Board approval and tenant screening requirements
Management company
Current property manager name
Entity status
Active/dissolved from FL Division of Corporations
8,000+ communities. Free.

Search any Palm Beach County HOA or condo community. No login, no subscription, no paywall. Use it on every listing, every showing, every buyer consultation.

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HOA Agent is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, or real estate advice. Always direct buyers to review official HOA documents, financials, and consult with their attorney before closing.