Homeowners associations (HOAs) operate with fiduciary duty and community trust. Without independent oversight, financial mismanagement, errors, or fraud can go unnoticed, leading to legal exposure and homeowner dissatisfaction.

A formal HOA audit provides:

• An objective, third-party review of financial statements, internal controls, and accounting practices
• Assurance that HOA funds are handled properly, in compliance with state and local statutes
• Detection of misstatements, irregularities, or weaknesses before they become big problems
• Confidence to homeowners and board members that the association is being run responsibly
• Better decisions based on reliable financial data
• Compliance with Florida law — under Florida Statute §720.303(7), HOAs with annual revenues of $500,000 or more must obtain an independent CPA audit.