I will review your hoa invoices for overbilling and red flags
About this Gig
HOA money disappears quietly. Not through big scandals through vague invoices nobody reads, vendor contracts nobody compares, and line items that have been auto-renewing for years. Most boards don't catch it because nobody taught them what to look for.
I review your invoices and vendor contracts the way an experienced HOA president would looking for overbilling patterns, missing itemization, unauthorized charges, auto-renewal traps, and scope creep. You'll receive a clear written summary of what I found, what it means, and exactly what questions to ask your management company or vendor.
Business type:
Nonprofit organizations
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SMBs
Industry:
Real estate
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FAQ
What file formats do you accept?
PDF, Word, Excel, or photos of printed invoices. If you have scanned documents that are hard to read, just let me know and we'll find a workable approach.
Will you tell me if everything looks fine?
Yes — and that's a valid outcome. If the invoices are clean and the contracts are fair, I'll tell you clearly. An honest review is more useful than a fabricated concern.
Is this legal or accounting advice?
No. This is an experienced HOA practitioner reviewing your documents for common patterns of waste and error — not a licensed audit or legal opinion. For formal accounting reviews, engage a CPA. This review is designed to help you ask the right questions, not to serve as official financial document
What if I only have one invoice and I think something is off?
The Basic package covers that. Share what you have, describe what raised the concern, and I'll take a close look and tell you what I find.
Can you help me understand what our vendor contract actually says?
Yes — contract clarity is part of what I do. I'll identify the clauses that most often create problems: auto-renewal windows, termination terms, spending authority thresholds, and vague scope-of-work language.

