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Discover your community page, create your account, and get connected to updates, events, and document answers that are specific to your neighborhood.
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Real tools that are live today, designed to help residents join quickly and stay informed.
Public Discovery and Join Flow
Residents can find their neighborhood online, view key public details, then sign up and submit a join request in one smooth flow.
Multi-Channel Announcements
HOA updates reach residents by app, SMS, and email, so important notices are seen fast.
Events and Engagement
Keep calendars clear with neighborhood events and simple RSVP workflows.
AI Document Intelligence
HOA documents include instant summaries and neighborhood-specific AI answers, so residents can get clarity without searching long PDFs.
Neighbor Conversations
Residents can ask questions, share updates, and keep conversations in one trusted place.
Account Recovery That Works
Self-serve password reset plus admin-assisted recovery helps residents get back in quickly.
From Discovery to Daily Use
A simple three-step journey for residents.
Discover Your Neighborhood
Search the public directory and open your neighborhood profile to confirm you are in the right place.
Create Account and Request Access
Sign up in minutes and submit your join request so your HOA can approve membership.
Stay Informed and Get Answers
Receive announcements, manage events, and ask AI questions about your governing documents.
AI Assistant for HOA Documents
Ask practical questions and get grounded responses with relevant document context.
Smart Document Assistant
Neighborhood-aware, source-grounded answers
You Ask:
"How many votes are required to make changes to the neighborhood bylaws?"
AI Answer (Instant)
According to your community bylaws, a two-thirds (2/3) supermajority vote is required to amend or modify the neighborhood bylaws.
This means that at least 67% of eligible voting members must approve any proposed changes. The vote must take place during a properly noticed meeting where quorum requirements are met (minimum 50% of homeowners present).
Additionally, all proposed amendments must be submitted in writing at least 30 days before the vote, allowing homeowners adequate time to review and consider the changes.
Source: Community Bylaws (Section 8.2 - Amendments), Last Updated: January 2024
Another Common Question:
"Can I install a shed in my backyard without approval?"
The assistant can cite your architectural rules, approval process, and submission timeline in one response.
Inclusive by Design
Residents do not need the latest phone to stay in the loop. NeighborLink delivers key updates by text, email, and app notifications.