ABOUT US
Our Mission
At HOAHELP4U, our mission is simple:
Fixing broken HOAs through knowledge, advocacy, and reform.
Homeowner associations play an important role in protecting property values and fostering community—but too often, homeowners struggle with unclear governance, weak transparency, and systems that fail to serve the people they were created to protect.
HOAHELP4U exists to help homeowners understand how HOAs are supposed to work, where common breakdowns occur, and what constructive steps can lead to better outcomes.
We are not a management company, attorneys, or part of the HOA industry. We are homeowners with more than two decades of experience advocating for residents and studying the structures that shape community governance. Our focus is practical education—not ideology—and our only agenda is empowering homeowners with reliable information.
Through education, advocacy, and practical tools, we help homeowners:
Understand their rights and responsibilities
Ask better questions of boards and management
Recognize governance red flags
Promote accountability and transparency
Participate meaningfully in their communities
We believe informed homeowners are essential to healthy associations. When residents have access to clear information and constructive pathways forward, HOAs are far more likely to function as intended—fairly, transparently, and in the best interests of the community as a whole.
Our vision
At HOAHELP4U, we envision homeowner associations that truly serve the people who live in them.
In this vision, HOA boards faithfully represent the homeowners who elect them. Association funds are managed with care and accountability, and decisions are made openly, with clear communication and meaningful homeowner participation.
Transparency is not optional—it is standard practice. Communities maintain clear lines of communication through websites and newsletters. Committees are active and inclusive, drawing on the diverse skills and perspectives of homeowners. Surveys are used not as formalities, but as tools that guide real decisions and real improvements.
Most importantly, HOAs become places of connection rather than conflict. Communities invest in communication, activities, and shared spaces that bring neighbors together. Homeowners feel informed, respected, and included—and as a result, they take pride in where they live.
Our vision is straightforward and achievable: homeowner associations that protect property values, foster strong neighborhoods, and treat every homeowner with fairness and respect. When HOAs function this way, communities don’t just operate better—they become places people are proud to call home.
YOU CAN TRUST US
We Are Not
We Are
Not a management company – we do not manage HOAs or seek contracts.
Not HOA attorneys – we do not bill by the hour or profit from disputes.
Not board-controlled – we answer to homeowners, not boards.
Not industry-funded – no kickbacks, retainers, or referral fees.
Not political insiders – no lobbying for industry carve-outs.
Not election manipulators – we oppose biased or engineered elections.
Not fear-based – we don’t use threats, intimidation, or legal scare tactics.
Not profit-driven – we don’t monetize homeowner conflict.
Not opaque – no hidden agendas, shell organizations, or fine print.
Not silent – we don’t look away when wrongdoing occurs.
Homeowner-first advocates – our loyalty is to residents, not boards.
Independent – free from HOA service-industry influence.
Education-focused – we explain laws, rights, and options clearly.
Transparency-driven – we believe every dollar and decision should be visible.
Evidence-based – facts, documents, and statutes matter.
Ethics-centered – governance must be honest, fair, and accountable.
Reform-oriented – we push for structural fixes, not band-aids.
Empowering – we help homeowners act confidently and lawfully.
Community-minded – strong communities come from informed residents.
Uncompromised – we exist solely to protect homeowners.
Proven advocates – we have a 22-year record helping homeowners (check Google).
HOA homeowners – we live under the same rules and pay the same dues.
Survivors of the system – we’ve personally experienced HOA injustice and abuse.
Independent by design – no ties to management companies, attorneys, or vendors.
Homeowner-funded – our work is supported by homeowners, not the HOA industry.
Law-literate, not law-dependent – we study the statutes so you don’t have to.
Document-driven – we rely on records, facts, and timelines—not spin.
Transparency advocates – we believe homeowners have a right to see everything.
Reform-focused – we work to fix broken systems, not profit from them.
Accountable to you – homeowners are our only constituency.
That homeowners are the problem.
That secrecy protects communities.
That boards should police themselves.
That elections should be engineered.
That attorneys should run HOAs.
That intimidation is governance.
That complexity excuses misconduct.
That homeowners must stay silent.
That conflicts are profit opportunities.
That “this is just how HOAs work.”
We Do Not Believe
That homeowners are the problem.
That secrecy protects communities.
That boards should police themselves.
That elections should be engineered.
That attorneys should run HOAs.
That intimidation is governance.
That complexity excuses misconduct.
That homeowners must stay silent.
That conflicts are profit opportunities.
That “this is just how HOAs work.”
We Believe
Testimonials
Some Kind Words About Our Advocacy
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Frank Wodley has advocated for homeowner rights since 2004. He was the founder and president of the Coalition of Mobilehome Owners - California (COMO-CAL) between 2004 and 2016. In September 2011, Frank published the first issue of Mobilehome Magazine, a no-cost 16-page informational magazine. The last issue was delivered in October 2023.
Frank switched hats in 2020 after purchasing a home in an HOA in California's Central Valley. He has been an outspoken critic of the Davis-Stirling Act and HOA laws.
