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ASSOCIATION RADAR

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Get started with Association Radar

Choose your product, set up the association, and run your first board-ready review.

How getting started works

  1. Choose your product

    Pick the One-Time Compliance Packet or an ongoing monitoring plan, monthly or annual, at the published price.

  2. Set up the association

    Add the association and its buildings, the units and owner information, and the rental rules with their governing-document source.

  3. Run the first review

    Association Radar organizes the public-source research and any authorized submissions, and you review the evidence and the Association Radar Compliance Packet.

Choose your product

Pick the product that fits your association. You choose the product and the billing interval; price, capacity, and entitlements come from the published catalog and are never entered by hand.

One-Time Compliance Packet

$349 onceOne-time purchase

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Association Radar accounts are created for a named association contact. Sign in to complete the purchase, or request access below and we will set the account up with you.

Request association access

Association Radar uses controlled association workspaces rather than open public registration. Tell us about your association and we'll establish the initial authorized account. Submitting does not create a public account, start research, or activate billing.

This request does not create an account, start any research, or take payment. Purchases happen in the application, at the published catalog price.

What prompted you to look into rental-compliance review?

Add more details (optional)

For example: “7-night minimum rental period.” In your own words is fine.

Association Radar prepares the information. Your association decides what happens next.

What happens after you request access?

Association Radar accounts are created for a named association contact rather than by open sign-up, so an association's records stay under controlled access from the first day. If you do not have an account yet, request access below and we will set it up with you — usually within a couple of business days, and no sales call is required.

What you will need

  • Your work email
  • The association / property address
  • Governing documents or the rental-rule section, if available
  • An existing owner/unit list, if available
  • Any listing links, screenshots, or concerns already received

You can begin with the information you have. Missing items can be added later.

The full eight-step setup, once your account is live

  1. Set up your account

    Set up with you

    Share your name and work email, and Association Radar sets up your secure account and organization. Accounts are created for a named association contact rather than by open sign-up.

  2. Choose your product

    Available today

    Pick the One-Time Compliance Packet or an ongoing monitoring plan, monthly or annual, at the published catalog price. Larger portfolios and non-standard associations are quoted individually.

  3. Add the association and its buildings

    Available today

    Enter the condominium, HOA, or community association and the buildings it covers. Association Radar confirms the addresses, identifies the jurisdiction and available public-record support, and creates the association workspace.

  4. Upload governing documents

    Available today

    Upload your declaration, rules, amendments, or rental policy (PDF or Word). Association Radar reads the document and suggests a candidate rule — minimum stay, the quoted clause, page or section, and effective date — for you to review. Nothing is applied without your confirmation.

  5. Confirm the rental rule

    Available today

    Review or enter the rule text, minimum stay, document source, page or section, and effective date. Association Radar organizes the rule you select; final interpretation remains with authorized management, the board, and counsel.

  6. Build or import the unit register

    Available today

    Discover available public records, upload your owner list, paste unit information, or add units by hand. Association Radar creates the working owner/unit register with source and verification status.

  7. Run the first review

    Available today

    Association Radar organizes public-source research, listing links, screenshots, documents, management observations, and Owner & Community Concern Portal submissions by unit — with source, capture date, duplicates, confidence, and review status. Where enabled, you can open the portal for your association.

  8. Review the Association Radar Compliance Packet

    Available today

    Generate the board-ready packet with the applicable rule, unit and owner-record status, submitted information, public-source research, source status, coverage limitations, evidence-review status, recommended next step, and draft correspondence where supported.

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