A self-managed board is never on its own

The short answer: Rebel HOA sets your community up with your board, moves your records over, and stays reachable after launch, so a volunteer board gets the backing of a team without handing control to a management company.

Four board members relaxed around a clubhouse table after a meeting, one laughing, coffee cups on the table

Set up with you, not handed a login

  1. A setup session with your board. Your homes, your dues schedule, your rules and your roles, set up together.
  2. Your records come with you. Balances, documents and history moved over, including from QuickBooks.
  3. Residents invited properly. Each household joins with your community’s own code, with owners and renters kept apart.

Backing without handing over the keys

Everything a management company used to be the only answer for, without giving up the board’s control.

Four kinds of backing, all year

Questions boards ask

Can a volunteer board really run an HOA without a management company?

Yes. The recurring work is prepared for the board, and the decisions stay with the people the community elected.

Can we bring our records over from QuickBooks?

Yes. Rebel Bookz connects to QuickBooks, and your setup session covers moving what you have.

How do residents join?

Each household signs up with your community’s own code, so only your neighbours join your community.

How do we get help after launch?

Ask from inside the app. Every question is tracked until it is answered, so nothing is lost in an inbox.

Read more in the Rebel Standard

Also in Why Rebel

Meet the people behind the software

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