AI-powered governance answers backed by your HOA’s governing documents.
ThinkHOA analyzes your CC&Rs, bylaws, rules, and past decisions to give you clear, reliable governance guidance in minutes.
ThinkHOA helps you resolve the questions that slow your community down.
Board Authority — Can our board do this without a vote?
Document Conflicts — Which document controls in this case?
Rule Enforcement — Can we enforce this rule against the owner?
Architectural Decisions — Does the HOA have the right to deny this?
Maintenance Responsibility — Who is responsible for this repair?
Each question follows a transparent, document-grounded process—and every decision strengthens your association’s intelligence.
Question — Can an owner install a detached storage shed behind the home?
Controlling Authority — Declaration §7.3 and Architectural Guidelines §4.2 require written approval and limit visibility from common areas.
Recommendation — Approve with placement and screening conditions aligned with governing authority and prior precedent.
ThinkHOA preserves documents, matters, decisions, and precedent—so every future answer begins with more context.
See How ThinkHOA WorksClear, cited governance guidance for consequential questions—not another generic chatbot response.
Document-Grounded — Every recommendation stays connected to your governing authority.
Transparent — Review the documents, hierarchy, citations, and reasoning behind every answer.
Defensible — Give boards a consistent answer they can understand, verify, and preserve.
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