Advisory Board

HOA Provider Registry Advisory Board

We are assembling a national group of community association professionals to help shape provider standards, Registry policies, and the tools HOA boards and community managers actually need.

Founding Advisory Board Formation

  •  Invitations Pending
  •  Open Positions

Advisory Board Members

Loading the Advisory Board.

The advisory role

What the Advisory Board does

01 · Standards

Shape provider standards

Members review the 10 HOA Provider Standards and the review criteria behind them, and recommend changes as the needs of communities change.

02 · Policy

Review Registry policies

Members advise on how concerns, reviews, suspensions and appeals are handled, so that the process is fair to communities and to providers.

03 · Practice

Say what boards and managers need

Members work with associations every day. They tell the Registry what boards and community managers need from a provider record and from the tools built around it.

Participation, compensation and independence

Participation and compensation

There is no fixed monthly time commitment. Participation is task by task, and members choose which advisory activities they take part in.

Advisory work is compensated with a stipend of $50 to $125 per hour depending on the task. For example:

  • Board meeting participation$50 per hour
  • Hosting a Registry Zoom sessionup to $125 per hour

Members serve under a one-year advisory agreement and a short code of conduct, and may step down at any time. No amount of work or monthly income is guaranteed.

Advisory Board membership and Registry status

Serving on the Advisory Board has no effect on any provider's Registry status. Members' own companies are reviewed like any other.

Registry status cannot be bought. Read how standing is decided.

What the labels mean

Advisory Board Member
Has accepted the invitation and completed the advisory agreement and code of conduct.
Invitation Pending
Professionals who have personally received an invitation and have not yet accepted or declined. It does not indicate acceptance, membership, endorsement or affiliation.

Only professionals who have actually been sent an invitation are listed. Anyone invited can remove their public listing from their invitation page without declining, or by writing to info@hoaproviderregistry.org.

HOA Provider Registry is operated by DLM Property Management, a division of DealMate Holdings, LLC. DealMate Holdings is a Community Associations Institute Business Partner. HOA Provider Registry's Advisory Board is independently assembled by the Registry and is not operated, sponsored, or endorsed by CAI.